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 :* Oppose. The concept of a lower-cased spelling in an article title is a major stylistic choice, and should not be made lightly.  It can be jarring to readers, and look like an error.  We should only move a page to such a title if there is a clear preference for this spelling in third-party reliable sources. However, the majority of reputable third-party sources are still using normal capitalization (Danah Boyd): New York Times, Seattle Times, Huffington Post, CNet, Discover magazine, PC Magazine and many others. Wikipedia follows the prevailing usage in outside sources that are independent of the subject.  If outside sources were to use ""danah boyd"" as a common spelling, then Wikipedia could adapt to match.  But that does not appear to be the case at this time, so the article should stay at ""Danah Boyd"".  "