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>The implication here is that $moderator [or submitter] knows better than the journalistic organization I think that's exactly the intention, and personally I
by happytoexplain 2y ago
>The implication here is that $moderator [or submitter] knows better than the journalistic organization
I think that's exactly the intention, and personally I agree with it. I'm reading this via HN because I like HN's rules and community. I trust them to have better headline judgment than headline writers, on average. Not least because HN has apparently reasonable guidance against clickbait headlines, and many journalistic sources apparently do not, which is not terribly surprising considering the motivating factors involved.
- xboxnolifes 2y agoAnd even if you disagree with a HN title, you'll see the original once you click the link. It's not like it gets changed at the source. It would very quickly be brought up if a source title was significantly changed without reason.