Title of new Macs sub-forum doesn't capitalize ARM

[bobob]

Nitpicky, yes, but I find it distracting that the new sub-forum "Apple Silicon (Arm) Macs" doesn't capitalize the term/acronym ARM, as it most commonly is written.

 

[WildCowboy]

As of 2017, Arm stopped using all-uppercase.

Trademarks – Arm®

This site contains a list of Arm’s trademarks, usage guidelines and a facility to request permission to use Arm logos and copyright material.

www.arm.com

Trademark Use Guidelines – Arm®

This site contains Arm’s trademark use guidelines for Arm’s trademarks, including additional guidance for use in presentations, publications and websites.

www.arm.com

 

[robbieduncan]

Nitpicky, yes, but I find it distracting that the new sub-forum "Apple Silicon (Arm) Macs" doesn't capitalize the term/acronym ARM, as it most commonly is written.

Wikipedia as linked seem to not be sure either. In title is ARM architecture (which is infuriating as surely architecture should be in title case in a title?) but then in the first word of the article it's Arm. Note the company itself on their webpage use Arm so I believe this is now correct.

 

[Biro]

Interesting. Usually it's five letters before one defaults to capitalizing only the first letter of an acronym. Example: NASA vs. Nascar. But, we live in the age of the Internet and social media, and all the rules are out the window. On the other hand, if it's a trademark it can be whatever the holder wants. Either way, I promise I won't be offended. Lord knows there's way too much of that these days.