[Forum] RE: Seven Wonders of the Ancient World?

I'm not finding a rule about it anywhere, which is not surprising. It's a proper noun phrase, and adding the word "ancient" does not change that. I would capitalize it.

[Forum] Integrating a quotation midsentence

I'm a little stumped by Chicago's guidelines about when and when not to use a comma to introduce and to follow a midsentence quotation and when and when not capitalize the first word of a quotation (see especially 13.14, 13.15, and 13.19).  Here's the sentence I'm trying to apply them to, and reword

[Forum] RE: Capitalisation of job titles

Late to the party but just chiming in--agree on all points above. This happens in other contexts as well (I've particularly noticed it in business writing but basically authors tend to capitalize positions--and many common terms--in their field).

[Forum] RE: Is Pagan capitalized

I was thinking the same thing as JerrySmile. I suspect the current generation of people who call themselves p/Pagan capitalize the word. But, I would check around if I were you - as Jerry suggests.

[Forum] RE: Article before the name of the port

I think you'd have to look at Felixtowe's official documentation to see how it is named.  But if you are going to include the "the" here's a recent article in CMOS about whether it should be capitalized.  https://cmosshoptalk.com/2022/11/22/when-to-capitalize-an-initial-the/

[Forum] RE: capitalize the word "brand" next to the brand's name?

I agree. Do not cap it.

[Forum] RE: In the title President-elect, capitalize "elect"?

Thanks, RG.

[Forum] RE: capitalize card game name and card name?

No quotes.

[Forum] RE: Capitals when talking about topics

They are not proper nouns and therefore should not be capitalized. If those were the names of three software programs, you'd capitalize them. [i]His speech touched on the frustrations caused by Microsoft SQL Server, Enterprise Explorer, and Dell Micromanager.[/i][

[Forum] Translations

Would you capitalize the translated rank as in the sentence below, or would you lowercase it? In a 1982 television interview, retired [i]General Brygady [/i](brigadier general) Kowalski stated the obvious. Thanks very much!