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RBLwebguy · 12-05-2006, 07:08 AM

Instructions:
Read the information below, and post suggestions for this specific text category!

Message: GAME_NEWS_5PLUS_HITS_SUBJECT
Message_ID: 378
Used When: News Subject line when a player has 5 or more hits in a game.

What is Available?
-The name of the player
- Number of At Bats
- Number of Hits
- His team
-The opposing team

Example
Garvey On Fire, Goes 5 for 6 Against the Yankees

Notes
-Subject headers should be brief - no more than around 60 characters each

-Grammatical rules for subjects:
a. No complete sentences, no period required at the end
b. Capitalize as you would a title - no capitals for prepositions ("if, "on," "by," "under," "among," "at," "along"…), conjunctions ("and," "but," "or," "nor"…), or articles (particularly "a," "an," and "the")
c. One exception: always capitalize the last word of the title, even if it is a preposition, conjunction, or article: "When the Saints Come Marching In"

SUBJECTS ONLY in this category please. We'll do full messages separately later on!

12-05-2006, 07:08 AM	#1
RBLwebguy Hall Of Famer Join Date: Jun 2002 Location: Canuckistan Posts: 5,162	5 Plus Hits (Subject) Instructions: Read the information below, and post suggestions for this specific text category! Message: GAME_NEWS_5PLUS_HITS_SUBJECT Message_ID: 378 Used When: News Subject line when a player has 5 or more hits in a game. What is Available? -The name of the player - Number of At Bats - Number of Hits - His team -The opposing team Example Garvey On Fire, Goes 5 for 6 Against the Yankees Notes -Subject headers should be brief - no more than around 60 characters each -Grammatical rules for subjects: a. No complete sentences, no period required at the end b. Capitalize as you would a title - no capitals for prepositions ("if, "on," "by," "under," "among," "at," "along"…), conjunctions ("and," "but," "or," "nor"…), or articles (particularly "a," "an," and "the") c. One exception: always capitalize the last word of the title, even if it is a preposition, conjunction, or article: "When the Saints Come Marching In" SUBJECTS ONLY in this category please. We'll do full messages separately later on!