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Mischaracterization in the title. Actual title, which I think matters, is: "California’s quality of life is the worst in the country: Says who?" Perhaps correc
by Overtonwindow 9y ago
Mischaracterization in the title. Actual title, which I think matters, is: "California’s quality of life is the worst in the country: Says who?"
Perhaps correct? It does change the tone.
- daenz 9y agoIt does set a tone, but after reading the article, I failed to find a justification for "says who?" There doesn't seem to be a defense or rebuttal for the quality of life assessment.
- masonic 9y agoThe "Says who?" addendum is only on the one version they put on the web (they use varying headlines on their 10+ member papers). The original print title is right in the URL: california-has-the-worst-quality-of-life-study-says/ I added "US News" to clarify the source of the study. Please, admins, consider the possibility that some of us use honest forethought in entering a title. (The most recent change of adding a question mark is the most editorializing choice of all.) [Update]: the Mercury News archive edition title for this article (Page 1A) is CALIFORNIA’S NO. 50! In quality of life, study calls us Worst Coast I was erroneous in calling the original web posting title the "original print title".