A little off topic but my first thought was "Thank the Gods that "François" wasn't in the title."

I believe it would be Le dernier combat, but maybe one our French contributors can confirm or correct this.

Quoting cvermeylen:

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I believe it would be Le dernier combat, but maybe one our French contributors can confirm or correct this.

I believe you are correct - specifically hunting for a french website, I  found this

Le dernier combat - Le DVD

Quoting synner_man:

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French rules are usually 1st word capitalized, with the rest being lowercase unless they are proper words like a person or place.

That's only partially correct. If the first word is a definitive article (la, le, les) and the title is not a complete sentence then also the matching noun is capitalised. If between that first article and the the matching noun there are some adjectives those are capitalised as well.

See http://monsu.desiderio.free.fr/atelier/captitre.html and
http://users.skynet.be/typographie/faq/titres.html for more information.

French capitalisation rules can be complicated sometimes.

Therefore in this case it's:
Le Dernier Combat

EDIT: spelling mistakes

Quoting RHo:

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Quoting synner_man:

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French rules are usually 1st word capitalized, with the rest being lowercase unless they are proper words like a person or place.

That's only partially correct. If the first word is a definitive article (la, le, les) and the title is not a complete sentence then also the matching noun is capitalised. If between that first article and the the matching noun there are some adjectives those are capitalised as well.

See http://monsu.desiderio.free.fr/atelier/captitre.html and
http://users.skynet.be/typographie/faq/titres.html for more information.

French capitalisation rules can be complicated sometimes.

Therefore in this case it's:
Le Dernier Combat

EDIT: spelling mistakes

Thank you very much for the links.

Quoting bbbbb:

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Because I always vote 'Yes', I never bother about the correctness of a contribution.

Each to his own.

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And I surely never took or will take any kind of action to gather information suitable to expand my,
a potential additonal voter's, a contributor's, or even a screener's horizons.

But you did just that! By bringing this to the forum you expanded the horizon of the contributor's, many forum reader's and probably your own mind.

Quoting Dr. Killpatient:

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Quoting bbbbb:

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Because I always vote 'Yes', I never bother about the correctness of a contribution.

Did you realize that Invelos keeps track of how people vote

I believe the existence of the Invelos Internal User Scoring System™ (IIUSS) is only a rumur.

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and if you always vote yes, your vote will weigh less and less over time until it means nothing.

Even if all these contributions were correct?

And/Or approved?

If I vote 'Yes' and the honourable contributor, whom I trust, withdraws his contribution,
for completely incomprehensible reasons, will my vote weigh less in the future?

Does the IIUSS detect if a voter bothers about the correctness of a contribution?

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If you always vote yes, there's no point to voting at all.

I could vote 'No' now and then to gain vote weight.