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In response to "Grammer help Dolphin Quest Attraction or Dolphin Quest attraction??" by Pippy the Low Sparrow

I would say lower if it's not actually part of the name of the place. -- (edited)

Posted by Krusty (aka Krustylu) Jun 15 '15, 06:08

If you're going to a place called Dolphin Quest to see an attraction and if* the place isn't called Dolphin Quest Attraction then I'd say lower case.

*typed it's instead of if*

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This gets my vote. "Dolphin Quest" and "attraction" are in apposition. -- nm - 99 LuftBarons Jun 15, 06:24
i guess yes, but is it ? -- nm - Andie Jun 15, 06:11 1
- Maybe if attraction was pluralized it would work as a name/title. Unless there's only one thing to do there. :-) - Krusty Jun 15, 06:21

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I would say lower if it's not actually part of the name of the place. -- (edited)

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