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Requested move 8 June 2025

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– More proper formatting for these titles. In such a context, a colon would ordinarily be followed by a space, and a "--" should be an en dash per MOS:DASH. Also adjusting capitalization (to consistently apply title case) and the punctuation of Class B and the phrasing of classes E, F, M and Z (to better match the source). See the Library of Congress outline. The use of full stops in the titles is idiosyncratic, but I suggesting to follow what the source does for that at the moment. I could be persuaded to use sentence case, but the existing titles are neither consistently using title case or sentence case (and also don't seem to be from the source, which is using all-caps). Capitalizing "Etc." seems a bit odd, but MOS:CT says to capitalize the last word. —⁠ ⁠BarrelProof (talk) 04:47, 8 June 2025 (UTC)[reply]