Fix title casing

Author: dhaavi

Diff for: _publications/2023-11-08-removing-deprecated-network-rating.md

@@ -14,7 +14,7 @@ The deprecated feature "Network Rating" will be fully removed beginning of Decem
 This feature has been deprecated in Portmaster v0.8 (over 1,5 years ago) and has been hidden away in Portmaster since. Most Portmaster users surely never heard about it.  
 Back then, [we made the switch to simpler toggles](https://safing.io/blog/2022/03/01/portmaster-0.8-simple-toggles/), because most users were confused by the Network Rating multi-toggles.
 
-### In the way of progress
+### In the Way of Progress
 
 However, we decided to just mock the changes in the UI until we had a replacement or there was a good reason to remove it. Unfortunately, the time has come that the Network Rating system is a hindrance for our next step: [Sharing Portmaster Settings](https://github.com/Portmaster-Community/apps)  
 Together with the community, we are beginning to work on recommended settings that can be shared with all Portmaster users. At some point this will also work automatically - what a huge win for people who want to install-and-forget and still get the best privacy by default!
@@ -27,7 +27,7 @@ When the update that removes Network Rating is rolled out in early December, all
 
 The migration itself will be seamless and backwards compatible. This means that you will be able to import exported settings that still use the network rating numbers instead of the simple switches (booleans).
 
-### Something better will come
+### Something Better Will Come
 
 There is a great silver lining on the horizon: We are currently improving the configuration layering of Portmaster and will add conditional layers in the future. This means that you will be able to change any setting based on a condition.  
 Want a setting for gaming mode? Want to change which apps can connect when at home or at work? Want to have especially strict setting when traveling? This is the direction we are going. It is going to be a lot simpler and a hell of a lot more powerful than the current Network Rating system.