Damn, my wife and I were on the fence about which last name to give our son or to hyphenate.
Hers is C mine is R, but if we hyphenated it’d be almost 20 letters long and use every vowel. So we went with my last name from just tradition.
Long as you teach the kid to take responsibility for his/her own work or lack thereof its all good
Why would you not post the headline, isn't that the whole point of this community?
Headline is 15 words as shown in the tagline.
Only in the standard Lemmy web ui it seems, not in any of the clients I just checked
I dont use any "clients"
The only reason the headline shows for you is because that's the link title and Lemmy's default UI automatically displays the link title. But that is not actually part of the post content, and so it does not federate. This also doesn't display if you aren't in the thread's page, e.g. the home page. The title you gave the actual post is not informative at all.
The post title was just my opinion of the content's meaning
Hmm, interesting. Could you explain the connection?
Damn, my wife and I were on the fence about which last name to give our son or to hyphenate.
Hers is C mine is R, but if we hyphenated it’d be almost 20 letters long and use every vowel. So we went with my last name from just tradition.
Long as you teach the kid to take responsibility for his/her own work or lack thereof its all good
Why would you not post the headline, isn't that the whole point of this community?
Headline is 15 words as shown in the tagline.
Only in the standard Lemmy web ui it seems, not in any of the clients I just checked
I dont use any "clients"
The only reason the headline shows for you is because that's the link title and Lemmy's default UI automatically displays the link title. But that is not actually part of the post content, and so it does not federate. This also doesn't display if you aren't in the thread's page, e.g. the home page. The title you gave the actual post is not informative at all.
The post title was just my opinion of the content's meaning
Hmm, interesting. Could you explain the connection?
Read the article