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This is one of those times where I think the HN title rules work against itself. The page does say 'Nothing is impossible', so this title is legit, but it's jus
by pedalpete 13y ago
This is one of those times where I think the HN title rules work against itself. The page does say 'Nothing is impossible', so this title is legit, but it's just a page of a bunch of mobile games. Apparently they are 'Brain games to make you smarter', but all I see are games.
I'd suggest a title change, but that goes against HN policy.
- dang 13y agoThere is usually more than one candidate title on the page. When a title heading from the page (or, in rare cases, the first sentence of an article) contains an obviously more informative title, it's ok to use it. For example, when I scrolled down I saw "Brain games to make you smarter" in a heading, and used that instead. One thing we try (really hard!) to do is not to impose words of our own on the content, but rather use what's already there. You can nearly always do that with one of the original titles. (I use the plural because many if not most articles have multiple titles to choose from.)