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From the FAQ: "please use the original title, unless it is misleading or linkbait." If modified by mods, the submitted title was "Official way from Microsoft t
by JohnTHaller 11y ago
From the FAQ: "please use the original title, unless it is misleading or linkbait."
If modified by mods, the submitted title was "Official way from Microsoft to never upgrade to privacy-nightmare Windows 10"
This title is so blatatantly biased I'm surprised it doesn't use a dollar sign for the S in Microsoft.
- alister 11y agoThe original title is "How to manage Windows 10 notification and upgrade options" which is very uninformative. I would not have assumed that it provides a way to block Windows 10 forever. I use Windows all the time, so I'm not biased against it; however, I do not like the privacy practices of Windows 10. But I'm taking your point and removing the words "privacy-nightmare".
- gus_massa 11y agoUsually it's ok to use a small variation that adds information but don't editorializes the title too much. In this case I propose "How to manage and block Windows 10 notification and upgrade options". (Another allowed alternative to the title is the subtitle or the first sentence of the abstract, but in this case they are not useful.)