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If you read the link, you'll find it's the exact title of the journal article.
by navbaker 9y ago
If you read the link, you'll find it's the exact title of the journal article.
- logicallee 9y agoIt is still obviously false. It is a sensational title and should be changed so that it is true. (It's like saying, "Scientists find location on Earth immune from the effects of gravity." It doesn't matter what the article said, that obviously shouldn't be our title here.)
- zeta0134 9y agoI'd be okay with a very minor change for clarity. Prefixing the title with "Study finds" would make it far less sensational, while staying otherwise faithful to the original article's headline.
- logicallee 9y agoI suggest "No correlation between frequency response and price quartile in 283 headphones". (which fits HN's title limit of 80 characters.) As far as I can see they just judged the quartiles.
- lucb1e 9y agoWhich is not something we should unconditionally follow. Logicallee makes a good point about that there must be some correlation and the title is kinda ridiculous. I'm not saying we should edit it, I'm not sure whether I'd go that far. But copying titles is a guideline, not a no-exceptions rule.