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There's always a shorter way to get key elements into a headline. How about: To Track Reddit's Take on NYT Articles, We Built a Slack Bot
by GCA10 7y ago
There's always a shorter way to get key elements into a headline. How about:
To Track Reddit's Take on NYT Articles, We Built a Slack Bot
- hombre_fatal 7y agoAt that point, what's the point of the Yoda sentence split-and-reorder? How about: {We/NYTimes} Built a Slack Bot to Track Reddit's Take on NYT Articles
- dictum 7y agoI'm not privy to the technical reasoning, but the Yoda split-and-reorder is part of their brand identity, so to speak. It's an in-joke in journalism that the NYT routinely starts headlines with prepositions (followed by "location/context, noun/subject verb noun...")
- dictum 7y agoMy take would be "In the NYT Slack, a Bot to Track Reddit Conversations". https://twitter.com/NYTPrepositions https://twitter.com/NYTPrepositions