Upper/lower case in heading

[John Posada <jposada01 -at- yahoo -dot- com>]

Hi, guys...assuming we cannot change our style rule to sentence case
and it outside of consideration at this point, what convention do you
follow to justify your actions when you make a change to someone
elses content from the perspective of case in headings?

I'm checking the content of another writer's documnt and it appears
he applies case in a random manner (but then maybe I just don't see
the logic). For instance, following are some of the headings in a
Release Note:

-Broker Might Be Inadvertently Uninstalled
-Installation Directories May not Contain Spaces
-VPN Maps do not Increment and Decrement Hops

It seems if the first one uses "Might Be", the next example should be
"May Not", not "May not", and if the second example is "May not",
isn't "do not" inconsistent?

My question...if I tell him to change any of them, and he says Why?,
what rule do I quote?

John Posada
Senior Technical Writer

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