Occasionally you wish to create a WikiName from a single word. The problem here is the lack of words to concatenate. One solution is to introduce FalseCapitalisation/s inside the word, e.g., Zope becomes ZoPe.

A problem with FalseCapitalisation is that it introduces arbitrary decisions into the process of creating WikiName/s --- which letter to capitalise. In turn, this makes it less likely that two authors will use the same FalseCapitalisation. To prevent this problem we suggest a few additional rules.

• When the initial name is an uppercase acronym, capitalise just the first and last letters. For example, given the acronyms SIAL, LASER, and RADAR we use the WikiName/s SiaL, LaseR, and RadaR.
• When the initial name is not an uppercase acronym, capitalise the first letter and the first letter of another syllable. Select a stressed syllable if one exists. For example, given the names Zope, Plone, and Evolution we use the WikiName/s ZoPe, PloNe, and EvoluTion.

See WikiName.