Ad denied for capitalization

I just had some ads denied for capitalization but I don't understand why. There are only two capital letters. The first letter of the anchor text and the first letter of the description. I could understand if everything was capitalized (or every word) or if nothing was capitalized. But I thought this was exactly the way it should be. I need a better explanation. Please help.

 

You need to post the ad to get an evaluation

 

Rhyming to reading
Teach your child to read through rhyme

target url: http://rhymingtoreading.info

 

Im not a reviewer but I would think a Proper Title would be

Rhyming to Reading

 

I don't see any problems with that ad. Try submitting it again.

 

Thanks guys. I did try submitting again and it was rejected. Also other times when I've capitalized more than one word in a title it was rejected so I stopped doing that a while back.

 

Actually I had an ad rejected the other day for not enough description.......The ad was for Ski Holidays France the description was "Ski holidays in France".......now I know that perhaps you could write more..... but why?

What more is there to say??

I have always thought that there is a culture difference on the web between what americans perceive as "content" and what UK [and others] perceive....we have a tendency to not be "oververbose" [France excepted] whereas...

Maybe this is the problem?

 

I'm also confused about this. I prefer not to capitalize every word personally and sometimes people say they get rejected for that. So I capitalize the first word and get rejected for capitalization,

So what's a better title:

Grammar message board
Grammar Message Board

Or are they both wrong?

 

You need to capitalize each word or it will get denied.

Grammar Message Board would be correct

In the first case, did you try Rhyming to Reading? If you did, try with Rhyming To Reading

EDIT: never mind... thanks for making me post on a thread that is almost 5 months old...