Sensationalistic titles with no content/censorship

[NigelM]

I think it's not very useful given the content. Something like" An Electrical Installation Caution" makes more sense.

I got there a couple of hours ago: Incoming utility cable capacity - A cautionary tale

Forum software redirects the link but doesn't update descriptions in all prior postings. This has both positive and negative sides to it but it is what it is.

 

[doug]

I think it's not very useful given the content. Something like" An Electrical Installation Caution" makes more sense.

The first title was something like:
EXPLOSION AND FIRE!! - How NOT to Impress Your Neighbors with Your Model S

On a moderator first past at this, the inflammatory bits were edited out to leave:
How NOT to Impress Your Neighbors with Your Model S


I think now it's simply:
Incoming utility cable capacity - A cautionary tale


While less exciting, it's more accurate.

Please try to use accurate and descriptive titles. This is a discussion forum, not a tabloid.

Also please trust the judgement of the moderators instead of assuming the worst and going off the deep end.

 

[vfx]

I got there a couple of hours ago: Incoming utility cable capacity - A cautionary tale

Forum software redirects the link but doesn't update descriptions in all prior postings. This has both positive and negative sides to it but it is what it is.

I can only see about 34 characters of thread titles. Less with the word "Sticky: in front of them.

I (now) try to think of how to maximize the first 3 words for thread content definition.