Talk:The 24th Shin Kong Life Tower Run Up will promote Bananas of Taiwan
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I've participated this press conference and is also permitted by Kin Sun to write English Press Release of the 24th Shin Kong Life Tower Run Up Information, for Chinese Press Release, please visit here. Brock contact... 16:18, 11 July 2007 (UTC)
- What are "Bananas of Taiwan"? If they are just bananas grown in Taiwan, they probably shouldn't be capitalized. --SVTCobra 00:18, 12 July 2007 (UTC)
- Oh, but if they are considered a trademarked product, then there should probably be quotes around the term in the title of the article (as in "Bananas of Taiwan"). --SVTCobra 00:21, 12 July 2007 (UTC)
- Maybe you misunderstand that. In Taiwan, Shin Kong Life Tower Run Up often chose a topic as a theme or slogan of competition, as November 2006, because of Chien-Ming Wang's coming and charity activities, the main organizer chose baseball as a theme and its slogan goes to "Running for Baseball in Taiwan (In Chinese: 為台灣棒球而跑)", so "Bananas of Taiwan" isn't a trademark, but just a topic.
Then I'll translate original article "新光摩天大樓登高大賽" at Chinese Wikipedia to English, for the solution of misunderstanding. Brock contact... 10:03, 12 July 2007 (UTC)- SVTCobra's comment is related to the appropriateness of the capitalization in the title. See WN:SG, unless there is a normal English rule to capitalise the first letter you shouldn't. How about "24th Shin Kong Life "Tower Run Up" will promote Taiwanese bananas"? --Brian McNeil / talk 12:10, 13 July 2007 (UTC)
- Maybe you misunderstand that. In Taiwan, Shin Kong Life Tower Run Up often chose a topic as a theme or slogan of competition, as November 2006, because of Chien-Ming Wang's coming and charity activities, the main organizer chose baseball as a theme and its slogan goes to "Running for Baseball in Taiwan (In Chinese: 為台灣棒球而跑)", so "Bananas of Taiwan" isn't a trademark, but just a topic.
- Oh, but if they are considered a trademarked product, then there should probably be quotes around the term in the title of the article (as in "Bananas of Taiwan"). --SVTCobra 00:21, 12 July 2007 (UTC)