The Rejected Realms name in a nation page

[Inferior]

Small bug here, but whenever I go to my nation's page, The Rejected Realms is shown with a decapitalized T in The

Idk if its intentional, but just thought it would be worth pointing out

[Parouty]

When I look at it, the T is capitalized.

[Inferior]

When I look at it, the T is capitalized.

When I look at my page, the box that says what region I am in seems to be uncapitalized

[South Poopistan]

Most of the GCRs have this quirk. I think. Not sure why.

[Inferior]

Here is a snap of the issue

[Murias]

I brought this up a while ago. As far as I remember the response was "yup."

[Grandocantorica]

When I look at it, the T is capitalized.

For me too.

[Aadhirisian Puppet Nation]

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Here is a snap of the issue

Huh. When I look at your nation's page, it's capitalized, but when I look at mine, it isn't. Pretty sure that the T in "the" isn't supposed to be capitalized, as shown in RMB post links and with other GCRs like TSP and the Plains of Perdition.
It looks like all GCRs without capital Ts in the "the" part of their name might have this sort of capitalization problem... maybe it's supposed to be like this for some reason...???

[Aadhiris]

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Huh. When I look at your nation's page, it's capitalized, but when I look at mine, it isn't.

But when I look at it using my main, it is...?
Weird.

[Refuge Isle]

This will be true for any region that starts with a lower case letter. It will appear with the correct styling on your nation page when you're logged in, but it will appear with an automatic capital letter when you look at another nation in the same region. This is because we use a different template for viewing your own nation versus another, and the two use different methods.

They should probably be standardised at some point, but it is a low priority for the time being.

[Jar Wattinree]

I always wondered why that was the case. Thanks for clarifying.

[Mad Jack Is Rejected]

They should probably be standardised at some point, but it is a low priority for the time being.

Honestly, this sounds like one of those things that doesn't need 'fixing'. Quirks that don't effect anything make the game more fun.

[East Chimore]

They should probably be standardised at some point, but it is a low priority for the time being.

Honestly, this sounds like one of those things that doesn't need 'fixing'. Quirks that don't effect anything make the game more fun.

Agreed here - fun little things that don't impact mechanics of the game should be allowed to stay!