Thread:Spongebob456/@comment-2076042-20140726204606/@comment-2076042-20140727111945

First, he picks and chooses which grammar rules he wants to follow. (example: the titling rule, the one that says that titles have to be in a certain case, which no one seems to like for who knows what reason, even though we already do it on the episode pages.)

Second, italizing books, video games, CDs, and magazines. He thinks we should and I think we shouldn't. The reason is because we have been doing it as bold for a long time, why change something that only one person has a problem with?

Third, punctuation in quotes. He thinks that we should have things like "...in the episode 'Help Wanted.'" I think that it should be "...in the episode Help 'Wanted'." If you do not know, Americans do the quoting the reverse of England meaning the apostrope quotes are the quotes inside a quote.

Fourth, the comma before the episode name. He think that it should be "...in the episode 'Help Wanted.'". I think it should be "...in the episode, 'Help Wanted'." Although, this isn't a big deal for me. Since both are considered correct. I think that there should not be a rule about it.

Fifth, quoting episode names. Normally, I would be fine with this, but when it comes to the first bolded episode name, I am not fine with that. He thinks it is "Help Wanted" is a SpongeBob SquarePants episode from season one. I think it is Help Wanted is a SpongeBob SquarePants episode from season one. By the way, if you read the discussion that allowed this to happen, you may notice that no one agreed to the first bolded appearance.

If I come up with more, I will list them in another post.