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Especially since many (most?) don’t even bother reading past the headline.

• 23B1 3y ago
  ...and strangely, even quality sites like HN take the given headline instead of the lede. Some subreddits have a way to indicate 'misleading headline' – could be a great feature across all consolidators/curatorial social media.
  • Natsu 3y ago
    The mods here do sometimes change sufficiently misleading headlines, but that takes time and getting their attention.
    • 23B1 3y ago
      Which is good, but it almost feels like it should be a UX convention at this point. Of course, that'll be abused as well. Remember eTrust badges? :'D