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to wish people would give more detailed OP titles - light hearted

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Justforlaughs · 25/08/2013 19:22

Am I the only one to not remember which thread was about which DP and which DP did what, just from the titles? Or whose DM was U and why etc. I look at the list of OP titles and think, now which one was that? Click on it and think "Oh, yeah, that was the boring one", "the one I commented on about 3 seconds ago" or "hallelujah, that's the one I wanted all the time!" Grin

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RoastedCouchPotatoes · 25/08/2013 19:26

Yep. I'm the same.

I get annoyed at ones which go..

'AIBU to be angry at...'

And then it turns out to be boring and the OP feels irritated, at th most.

CoffeeandScones · 25/08/2013 19:27

YANBU.

The AIBUs where the title is just "Well, was I??"

Grrrr.

Sirzy · 25/08/2013 19:27

Yes "who is being unreasonable?" -- you are for not giving enough detail to decide if I want to click to read it or not

Trills · 25/08/2013 19:27

YANBU

"I need advice"... about something really specific.

"Do you know a good hairdresser?"... in what area?

"Would you do this?"... do what?

Justforlaughs · 25/08/2013 19:34

Thank Goodness for that! Maybe I need to restrict to myself to 3 threads a day - and then I'd keep track Grin fat chance of that happening!

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magimedi · 25/08/2013 19:47

YANBU

And I don't feel very light hearted about it.

I tend to avoid threads that are not explanatory.

Justforlaughs · 25/08/2013 20:00

Why does mumsnet have to change the colour of a thread that I have opened, rather than one I have commented on? Surely that would help.

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Trills · 26/08/2013 18:57

Because that's how the internet works - "a link that you have clicked on" changing colour is standard behaviour.

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