I love browsing this sub; I think it has a very entertaining balance of silly and serious questions being discussed. However, when I imagine "Asking reddit", I want to read questions not stories. Short summaries are fine, but all those huge questions in the titles are getting slightly en cumbersome to browse through.
A suggestion; why not make titles as short and sweet as possible, and explain the followup in the text?
To use an example that is ont he front page now (not mean't to bash you bretters in any way, love the post but just using yours anyway.):
Yesterday my son physically stopped a bully with the Judo I taught him and did it in a way that neither got hurt. When is the last time your child took something you taught them and made you proud?
Could be:
When was the last time your child made you proud? (Context explained in the text)
I don't know, these run-on questions everywhere seem to just tickle me weird. Thoughts reddit?
user
Make titles as short as
assistant
I love browsing this sub; I think it has a very entertaining balance of silly and serious questions being discussed. However, when I imagine "Asking reddit", I want to read questions not stories. Short summaries are fine, but all those huge questions in the titles are getting slightly en cumbersome to browse through.
A suggestion; why not make titles as short and sweet as possible, and explain the followup in the text?
To use an example that is ont he front page now (not mean't to bash you bretters in any way, love the post but just using yours anyway.):
Yesterday my son physically stopped a bully with the Judo I taught him and did it in a way that neither got hurt. When is the last time your child took something you taught them and made you proud?
Could be:
When was the last time your child made you proud? (Context explained in the text)
I don't know, these run-on questions everywhere seem to just tickle me weird. Thoughts reddit?
user
Short titles, explain followup in
assistant