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"Babbage's message..." and "A message from Babbage's Life...". are not identical. The former is a personal article or note from Babbage. I got down voted for
by senthil_rajasek 16y ago
"Babbage's message..." and "A message from Babbage's Life...".
are not identical. The former is a personal article or note from Babbage.
I got down voted for exactly what zeteo said...
- r7000 16y ago"A message from Babbage's Life..." is too long. A title can trade ambiguity for elegance if the essay is clear.
- senthil_rajasek 16y ago"Babbage's heart-warming message for the middle-aged" and "A message from Babbage's life for the middle-aged" to me both titles sound elegant but the former is misleading and the latter is correct. The title is not trading ambiguity, it is just misleading.