Assuming the credit is in ALL-CAPS, I'd use the "standard capitalization rules" mentioned by the rules to arrive at Cedric the Entertainer. Judging by the example in the rules you've found yourself, apparently Ken came to that same conclusion as well.

Quoting skipnet50:

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This will continue to be a little problematic until this corrected.

Once again: there is no need at all for Invelos to "correct" this - there's no need to have co-existing entries for "Cedric the Entertainer" and "Cedric The Entertainer". As with all cast and crew entries, you just determine what the most-credited form is, and that's what you use as the "name". If he's ever credited with the other variant, you can use the "credited as" feature for this. It's as simple as that.

How you perceive this as "problematic" is beyond me, just as why you'd want to be able to have co-existing double entries FOR THE EXACT SAME PERSON. There's just no need for this, not under any circumstance. There's nothing to "correct" here... Getting various credits correctly linked up is hard enough as it is - allowing such "capitalization differences only" name variants to co-exist would only make matters worse. There's absolutely nothing we can possibly gain by allowing "Cedric the Entertainer" and "Cedric The Entertainer" to co-exist next to eachother in our local databases.

Quoting skipnet50:

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I know you don't understand, Tim.<shrugs>

Amazing... Let me <shrug> for once, then: I don't care that you don't get it, as long as Ken gets it. And I fully trust that he does. There's no problem here, so there's nothing to fix.

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Quoting skipnet50:

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I know you don't understand, Tim.<shrugs>

Amazing... Let me <shrug> for once, then: I don't care that you don't get it, as long as Ken gets it. And I fully trust that he does. There's no problem here, so there's nothing to fix.

What I find amazing is that there are some people who actually believe he knows what he's talking about.   

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How is the name written on screen, exactly?

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I agree 100 %, a name has to be always capitalized.

The only trouble is that "the" isn't a name but a joining word.

To make things even more complicated: If his most credited name is Cedric “The Entertainer”, the quoted part should be in the middle as it would be a nickname because Cedric is his first name and his last name is Kyles.

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Quoting Martin_Zuidervliet:

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To make things even more complicated: If his most credited name is Cedric “The Entertainer”, the quoted part should be in the middle as it would be a nickname because Cedric is his first name and his last name is Kyles.

where did you get Kyles from - we are supposed to use his most credited name - are you now trying to suggest that Cedric Kyles is his most credited name?

No, he's suggesting it should be parsed Cedric/"The Entertainer"/(blank) because Cedric is his real first name and "The Entertainer" is a nickname and so belongs in the middle name field.