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Odd that the title here has been edited to not match the source when usually titles are edited to match the source. If ars uses a click bait title why should HN

Odd that the title here has been edited to not match the source when usually titles are edited to match the source. If ars uses a click bait title why should HN fix it?

sp332 9y ago
Ars Technica articles get two headlines. After A/B testing for a bit it settles on the more popular one. It's possible that was the other title that showed up on this article.
- njarboe 9y ago
  For something like an article title one could even try A/B/C/D/E testing.