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Can someone change the title to: "Comment on Nature paper on 2015 mRNA paper suggests data re-used in different contexts" The current title would suggest musi
by philipwhiuk 2y ago
Can someone change the title to:
"Comment on Nature paper on 2015 mRNA paper suggests data re-used in different contexts"
The current title would suggest music to most lay-people.
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- tones411 2y agoAgreed
- kylebenzle 2y agoDisagreed. Title is fine.
- hinkley 2y ago“We are no longer called Sonic Death Monkey. We are on the verge of being called Kathleen Turner Overdrive, however this evening we will be Barry Jive, and the Uptown Five.”
- ActionHank 2y agoAs someone clueless about music and mRNA I've got to say this wouldn't help me much.
- fabian2k 2y agoEven for people familiar with the field this title is a bit hard to parse at first without context. "bands" really needs either gels or gel electrophoresis as context.
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- dang 2y agoOk, we've changed it. Submitted title was "Same three bands appear in three different presentations with different labels". picture (the submitter) had the right idea—it's often better to take a subtitle or a representative sentence from the article when an original title isn't suitable for whatever reason, but since in this case it's ambiguous, we can change it. If there's a better phrase from the article itself, we can change it again.
- Kye 2y ago>> "Same three bands appear in three different presentations with different labels" This has the makings of a Highlander episode. Three groups of immortals forming bands in different generations.
- philipwhiuk 2y agoThanks :)
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