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> "finally" implies that Twitter was too slow in reacting to this. No comment on the use of "rightful" or "happy"? It implies that he had a valid claim to the
by albedoa 13y ago
> "finally" implies that Twitter was too slow in reacting to this.
No comment on the use of "rightful" or "happy"? It implies that he had a valid claim to the handle and the outcome was good. Why do these pass your test?
- doughj3 13y agoBecause they are in the title in the original article. On HN, titles should generally be used as they stand originally and not modified, which is what zeckalpha means when he or she refers to editorializing.
- albedoa 13y agoOh! My reading of his comment is that his issue is not with the changing of the title but with its editorialization. I'm still reading it that way, even after you've clarified it for him.
- zeckalpha 13y agoEditorializing is changing a title.
- albedoa 13y agoRight, but you don't have to change a title to editorialize. Your comment appears to take issue with the editorialization — not the title change specifically — which might help to explain some of the responses you're getting.
- Dylan16807 13y agoChanging is editing. Changing to inject opinion is editorializing.