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It seems a bit click-baity ("well, what has been wrought using it?"). I suppose that the current one is arguably still a bit so (it could be "How the piece tab
by JadeNB 9y ago
It seems a bit click-baity ("well, what has been wrought using it?"). I suppose that the current one is arguably still a bit so (it could be "How the piece table enabled unlimited undo …"), but it seems better to me.
- yodon 9y agoHmmm... my guess is you're probably not making a whole lot off those ads on your website if "What's been wrought using the Piece Table?" strikes you as click baity.
- always_good 9y agoThey're referring to the format of "click to find out!" when it can be mentioned right there in the title. That nobody is going "oh boy, so what has been wrought using the piece table?" is part of their point.
- punnerud 9y agoClick to find out without the normal read the whole article to find out? You are given a new title when you enter the site. Those two combined give you more then enough information to figure out if you already know it. And if you already knew that Word is using the algorithm, you would probably just skipped or opened the link to verify that is was this algorithm. All this combined, do you mean I should have kept the original title?