: The key to your question lies in the phrase no changed meaning by standardizing. The designer of the original publication might have elected to set all article titles in a Gothic font to

The key to your question lies in the phrase no changed meaning by standardizing.

The designer of the original publication might have elected to set all article titles in a Gothic font to align with other design elements on the page. We do not feel compelled to retain that font choice when referencing the article; why should capitalisation be treated any differently.

As others have noted, the exception arises when the initial capital serves more than a decorative purpose (such as marking a proper noun).

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