Talk:Lisa Moretti

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If WWE and their website refer to a match in capitals (Evening Gown Match as opposed to evening gown match), I think it's pretty obvious that any articles referring to and referencing those matches should follow their scheme. If it was another wrestling promotion which did not set a precedent for capitalizing or not capitalizing, I could see where it would be a judgment call. But since it is their match and they capitalize it, that's the way it should be referred to. If an author's book is mentioned in an article, you can't not capitalize the title and justify it by saying, "Wikipedia doesn't capitalize that." It's not an encyclopedia's place to pick and choose what gets capitalized and what doesn't. Its job should be to strive for 100% accuracy, and not capitalizing a WWE match that WWE always capitalizes is putting your own style ahead of the truth.

The match wasn't even that serious. The only evening gown match that had been taken serious was the one which Sable lost the title to Debra. Everyone still calls that crap! Sable loosing to Debra! Only person that was a match for Sable was Jacqueline! —Preceding unsigned comment added by 63.215.28.110 (talk) 08:46, 1 February 2008 (UTC)