In this headline, should the word "more" be capitalized?
"Honoring Retired Employees with Twenty or more Years of Commitment"
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4This question would be better received if you told us two things: (1) Where did you find this headline? Did you see it somewhere, or are you writing it? (2) What did you find when you looked elsewhere online to get this question answered? (Did you check any websites like this one, for example?) As one of our meta posts says, we appreciate it when such details are furnished. – J.R.♦ Sep 6 '18 at 22:12
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Usually when writing a headline, you will be furnished with a Style Guide.
However leading caps being leading caps
Honoring Retired Employees With Twenty Or More Years Of Commitment
would be a consistent way to write it.
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6Many (if not most) style guides would recommend lower-case letters for short prepositions like of, hence: Honoring Retired Employees with Twenty or More Years of Commitment. – J.R.♦ Sep 7 '18 at 14:59
