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"finally" implies that Twitter was too slow in reacting to this Were they not?
by mmanfrin 13y ago
"finally" implies that Twitter was too slow in reacting to this
Were they not?
- eli 13y agoThat's subjective.
- russell_h 13y agoIsn't the "happy ending" part subjective too?
- mtinkerhess 13y ago"Happy ending" at least is editorializing by the article's author instead of by whoever posted the link.
- jamesbritt 13y agoYes, but it's part of the original title (and a POV of the article itself), not a subjective addition on the part of link submitter.
- Dylan16807 13y agoI think it was objectively a long time to make the transfer. I would argue that 'finally' implies the slowness, not whether it's negative or positive. So the edit is not a problem.
- adamdavis 13y agoThe text in the article certainly expresses they felt Twitter took a long time.
- devindotcom 13y agoSo the headline definitely accurately represents the text... that's better than most headlines these days!