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I really agree. Every time I notice that a title has been changed lately, the edited version is always blander, vaguer, and gives less of an idea what the artic
by fenomas 10y ago
I really agree. Every time I notice that a title has been changed lately, the edited version is always blander, vaguer, and gives less of an idea what the article is about. There's another example on the front page even now ("esoteric programming paradigms").
Whoever edits titles seems to value brevity and neutrality more highly than saying what's in the article, lately.
- SkyMarshal 10y agoIndeed, concreteness & specificity > generalness & neutrality in almost all cases of writing and communication. It even makes for more catchy titles, without being clickbaity.