I was just wondering, is there any reason as to why categories like Documentation and General are in uppercase, while all other categories are all in lowercase (e.g. Support, Contribute > Feature)?
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The discussion Capitalised categories? revolves around the use of uppercase and lowercase letters in categories. NateDhaliwal initiated the conversation, questioning why categories like Documentation and General are in uppercase, while others like Support and #feature are in lowercase. JammyDodger explained that Documentation is deliberate for style, making it look like a header. NateDhaliwal asked why #announcements is not uppercase as well. JammyDodger provided further clarification, stating that the uppercase Documentation is used to make it stand out at the top of the list. hellekin noted that capitalized categories come first in the ordering, but JammyDodger corrected this, stating that it was manually placed at the top. Later, NateDhaliwal observed that all categories now appear to be uniform in capitalization.
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General snuck in as capitalised when it was introduced as a new seeded category. The Documentation ones are deliberate for style 
(It makes them look more like headers)
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If this is so (just a suggestion), why isn’t the #announcements category uppercase too?
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For Documentation, it’s mainly to get this layout:
And to also make it stand out more at the top of this list (default):
So I don’t really want to add any others to the mix at this point.
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Thanks for the clarification!
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Oh, so Capitalised categories come first in the category ordering, good to know.
BTW, there’s a typo in this topic’s title.
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I don’t think they do automatically. I put that one at the top manually. 
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Meaning to say this for a few days: all categories seem to be capitalised (uniformed)!