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You can just insert the word "some" as required.
by pjc50 4mo ago
You can just insert the word "some" as required.
- jorisw 4mo agoAgreed, but the headline wouldn't travel nearly as well, if at all. > Why some Americans are switching to soy Would be more accurate than > Why Americans are switching to soy But wouldn't garner nearly the same amount of clicks. There is conscious exaggeration in omitting 'some' - a fluff-blog click-farm trope I don't enjoy seeing in the developer space.
- pfisherman 4mo agoYou could drop the verb clause? This would make the headline accurate while keeping it punchy. > why Americans switch to soy And > why developers switch to codeberg But the cynic in me thinks that the form of the headline that drastically overstates the the phenomenon in question by implication is something that has been workshopped and is commonly used because it turns something kind of boring into a spectacle.
- gbacon 4mo agoSome means at least one.