Why are some of the links scrunched together and capitalized LikeThis, while others aren ?
A. The original wiki standard was to treat anything scrunched together and capitalized LikeThis (sometimes called CamelCase) as a link, to take advantage of automatic linking. Because this looks odd to many people, the current software uses a technique called Free Links, which should be used for new articles. The old-style links are gradually being converted to free links.
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