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mmanfrin
on Feb 26, 2014
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Happy ending: @N has been restored to its rightful...
"finally" implies that Twitter was too slow in reacting to this
Were they not?
adamdavis
on Feb 26, 2014
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The text in the article certainly expresses they felt Twitter took a long time.
devindotcom
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So the headline definitely accurately represents the text... that's better than most headlines these days!
eli
on Feb 26, 2014
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That's subjective.
russell_h
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Isn't the "happy ending" part subjective too?
mtinkerhess
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"Happy ending" at least is editorializing by the article's author instead of by whoever posted the link.
jamesbritt
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Yes, but it's part of the original title (and a POV of the article itself), not a subjective addition on the part of link submitter.
Dylan16807
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I think it was objectively a long time to make the transfer. I would argue that 'finally' implies the slowness, not whether it's negative or positive. So the edit is not a problem.
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