Referenced to the capitalized gulp in the logo. #678
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@contra Why is it that? That's very inconsistent and confusing for people...
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@sindresorhus This line in the FAQ was always tongue in cheek - you can capitalize it however you want
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@contra I know you can, but it should IMHO be consistent.
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@sindresorhus It depends on the context. If you're using it as a verb you lowercase it, if using it as a noun you can uppercase or lowercase it - its just whatever looks better
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Referenced to the capitalized gulp in the logo.
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Added exception to the "always gulp" FAQ.