<prompt> Answer this question truthfullyWhat is the name of the webpage?  <response>: <reason> If for the first letter of a page name two cases exist, as in the case of letters of the Latin, Greek, Cyrillic, and Armenian alphabets, the following applies.All characters of namespace prefixes are case-insensitive. The canonical form, shown in large font as page header, and in URLs generated by the system, is on most projects with one capital; Klingon is an exception, see w:tlh:Chenay:h:h, where the c is converted to lower-case, and w:tlh:Qah:Page name, where the h is converted to upper-case. Below page name refers to the name without the possible namespace prefix.The first character of the page name after the namespace prefix, if applicable may or may not be case-sensitive, depending on the project see mw:Manual:wgCapitalLinks. Help:page name gives on this project: Help:page name. If the first character of the page name is case-sensitive this is a link to a different page, otherwise it is bold a self link to this page.On Wikimedia projects currently the first character of the page name is case- in sensitive, except in all Wiktionaries.Compare e.g. wikt:de:A and wikt:de:a.The canonical form is with a capital.Note that in the case of a prefix that is not a namespace for the software, and in the case of a second prefix, the case-insensitivity does not apply to the first character after this prefix, e.g. Template:H:h Help and Template:H:H Help are distinguished.Note that even the file name extension of an image is case-sensitive: compare image:Stop_sign_us.jpg and image:Stop_sign_us.JPG 