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article != headline I don't disagree that more information is often better than less, but you haven't really made the case for overstuffing the headline. Imag
by doktrin 8y ago
article != headline
I don't disagree that more information is often better than less, but you haven't really made the case for overstuffing the headline.
Imagine a potential developer equivalent - "man-tasked-for approving-pull-request" : reads to me like an absurd amount of detail for the title of a general audience news article... even if failing to merge in a PR is 100% the reason said developer was contacted beyond standard office hours in the first place.