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I would suggest lower casing the "M" as it stands for "meters" . By reading the submission title (the article one is correct, I don't know why you changed it) I

I would suggest lower casing the "M" as it stands for "meters" . By reading the submission title (the article one is correct, I don't know why you changed it) I couldn't figure out which mega units it was referencing (pixels, bytes,?)

asicsp 3y ago
Lowercase to uppercase might have been an automatic change by HN too.
- heikkilevanto 3y ago
  Then spell it out as "10-meter". Having a clear and understandable headline is better than saving a few characters.
  - marginalia_nu 3y ago
    Eh, this is something HN does automatically after submission. It also sometimes drops words.
    - layer8 3y ago
      Submitters can re-edit the title after the fact.
      - hk__2 3y ago
        I saw this comment several hours after submission and it was already too late to edit the title. I copy/pasted the title from the blog, so I guess it’s HN who capitalized that letter.
- layer8 3y ago
  HN titles can be edited by the submitter after submission. The automatic normalization only happens on the initial submit. It would be nice if HN would display a message after submitting that the submitter should check the changed title.
kleiba 3y ago
I still don't quite understand what 10m means in this context. Sorry, I'm slow.
- abwizz 3y ago
  1 pixel = 10 meters i'm slow too
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