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Documentation: change "Wordpress" to "WordPress" #1602
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Fix for: [issue 1602]( gatsbyjs#1602)
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Fix for: [issue 1602](gatsbyjs#1602)
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@alternatekev Added PR for the request if you can go over it and add your input that would be great. |
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Obviously this isn't a giant deal, but in general, projects that take WordPress seriously capitalize it as I just did. I understand it's pedantic to point out, doesn't really help anyone, and changes very little, but you're going to hear about it from a WP person sooner or later.
WordPress itself even contains a function preventing the "Wordpress" capitalization: https://codex.wordpress.org/Function_Reference/capital_P_dangit
I would submit a pull request for this but the documentation doesn't seem to be versioned/open-sourced.
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