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This query excludes organizations which use the phrase as part of their names. In the article the term is always capitalized as "Solutions Journalism" and I have found at least one instance of this capitalization in other web sources. However, for the majority of sites I've looked at, they do not capitalize the term and instead phrase it as "solutions journalism". Is there a particular reason for capitalization in this instance that I am not aware of? I didn't want to be hasty and change it and make more work for someone else. 8Stars8 (talk) 21:45, 5 October 2024 (UTC)[reply]
Looking up "Solutions Journalism", I've found that there's a non-profit organization by that name so that may be it, but I strongly believe it's not. Referring to that organization it sounds somewhat odd and unnatural when reading. The term "Solutions journalism" is also a type of approach to news reporting, which is more likely to be what the article is talking about and wouldn't be capitalized, so I'd argue that it's safe for you to remove the capitalization from the term Glorianesserirl (talk) 18:04, 8 October 2024 (UTC)[reply]
