From 246671a321bf0bc3b6c381a096418fd4b0d6655e Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001
From: =?UTF-8?q?benjamin=20melan=C3=A7on?= <ben@agaric.com>
Date: Thu, 9 Jul 2020 12:05:27 -0400
Subject: [PATCH] Add web hosting to content style guide word list

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 content-style-guide.md | 74 ++++++++++++++++++++++--------------------
 1 file changed, 39 insertions(+), 35 deletions(-)

diff --git a/content-style-guide.md b/content-style-guide.md
index 87e5ff7..6bca8c4 100644
--- a/content-style-guide.md
+++ b/content-style-guide.md
@@ -255,16 +255,18 @@ When writing out an email address or website URL, use all lowercase.
 micky@agaric.com  
 agaric.com  
 
-Don't capitalize random words in the middle of sentences. Here are some words that we never capitalize in a sentence. For more, see the Word List.
+Don't capitalize random words in the middle of sentences. Here are some words that we never capitalize in a sentence. For more, see the Word list.
 website  
 internet  
 online  
 e-mail  
 
 #### Contractions
+
 They’re great! Though you won’t see Micky use them. :) They give your writing an informal, friendly tone. In most cases, use them as you see fit. If you want to convey more authority and formality do not use them.
 
 #### Emoji
+
 Emoji are a fun way to add humor and visual interest to your writing, but use them infrequently and deliberately. Keep them out of blog posts and web copy entirely.
 
 #### Numbers
@@ -1124,41 +1126,43 @@ Here are the various trademark symbols and when to use them:
 * Note that using ® on marks that haven’t been registered by the USPTO can be considered fraud, so if you’re not sure if a trademark is registered, don’t use ® .  
 * The trademark symbol should appear as close to the mark as possible.  
 
-## Word List
+## Word list
 
-* add-on (noun, adjective), add on (verb)  
-* back end (noun), back-end (adjective)  
-* beta  
-* checkbox  
-* coworker
-* Cloudflare
-* double-click
-* dropdown (noun, adjective), drop down (verb)
-* e-commerce (the industry)
-* e-mail
-* ePub
-* e-mail (always hyphenate, never capitalize unless it begins a sentence)
-* emoji (singular and plural)
-* front end (noun), front-end (adjective)
-* geolocation
-* hashtag
-* homepage
-* integrate
-* internet (only capitalize unless if it begins a sentence)
-* login (noun, adjective), log in (verb)
-* Like (the social media activity)
-* Nextcloud
-* OK
-* online (never capitalize unless it begins a sentence)
-* opt-in (noun, adjective)
, opt in (verb)
-* pop-up (noun, adjective), pop up (verb)
-* signup (noun, adjective), sign up (verb)
-* sync
-* tweet, retweet
-* username
-* URL
-* website
-* WiFi
+  * add-on (noun, adjective), add on (verb)  
+  * back end (noun), back-end (adjective)  
+  * beta  
+  * checkbox  
+  * coworker
+  * Cloudflare
+  * double-click
+  * dropdown (noun, adjective), drop down (verb)
+  * e-commerce (the industry)
+  * e-mail
+  * ePub
+  * e-mail (always hyphenate, never capitalize unless it begins a sentence)
+  * emoji (singular and plural)
+  * front end (noun), front-end (adjective)
+  * geolocation
+  * hashtag
+  * homepage
+  * integrate
+  * internet (only capitalize unless if it begins a sentence)
+  * login (noun, adjective), log in (verb)
+  * Like (the social media activity)
+  * May First Movement Technology, or May First on subsequent uses (not MayFirst or MFPL or the old name, May First / People Link)
+  * Nextcloud
+  * OK
+  * online (never capitalize unless it begins a sentence)
+  * opt-in (noun, adjective)
, opt in (verb)
+  * pop-up (noun, adjective), pop up (verb)
+  * signup (noun, adjective), sign up (verb)
+  * sync
+  * tweet, retweet
+  * username
+  * URL
+  * web hosting
+  * website
+  * WiFi
 
 ## Words to avoid