July 2013 (UTC)
Starcheers doesn't say anything about banning stylization. He/she says that the inclusion of the "#" isn't required. Allow me to explain why the inclusion of # is different to the inclusion of a letter. # stands for one of two things, its a symbolic representation of the word "number" or it is a social media mechanism "hash-tagging" most prominently used on twitter. If the name of the song was read and sung as "hashtag that power" but was written as "#thatPower" then including the "#" is detrimental to the name. However, the name of the song as per what's song and said outloud is "that power". Therefore the inclusion of the "#" is for the social media mechanism rather than to represent the word "number". As a result, the reason to include the "#" is stylistic, i.e. its a stylistic choice for the copyright (the copyright being legally registering the song is a recorded work), but it is not pronounced in the work nor is it part of the title. the inclusion of "i" in "iphone" is not stylistic, it is part of the copyright and part of the name, thus including the i is detrimental to the work in question as a phone and an iphone are two different things whereas #thatpower and thatpower are one in the same, as in this context the "#" has no meaning. —  [talk] 19:50, 21