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How about: "Your network matters: work at a YC startup" We are mostly adults here, why so much equivocation?
by mildbow 11y ago
How about: "Your network matters: work at a YC startup"
We are mostly adults here, why so much equivocation?
- dang 11y agoThat doesn't stick closely enough to what the article actually says. (If someone posted it that way, we'd call it editorialized.) When trying to come up with a better title, our rule of thumb is: stick to the language of the article as much as possible. Don't paraphrase. Best case is when you can find a sentence or phrase that expresses the article's actual point neutrally, in which case we can just use that. He didn't make this easy, did he. :) Not following your bit about equivocation.