You put the punchline in the title.
A pattern I’ve found is that if you aren’t sure of a creative title that isn’t the content itself just use the front of the content. Usually short enough to be vague.
“The problem”
Good advice.
The fashionable glasses sell it.
Rediscovered on:
https://wikispooks.com/wiki/Quotation
Originally posted by me 5 years ago:
https://saidit.net/s/Memetics/comments/lxp/the_problem_with_internet_quotes_is_that_you_cant/
Along with this one.
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You put the punchline in the title.
A pattern I’ve found is that if you aren’t sure of a creative title that isn’t the content itself just use the front of the content. Usually short enough to be vague.
“The problem”
Good advice.
The fashionable glasses sell it.
Rediscovered on:
https://wikispooks.com/wiki/Quotation
Originally posted by me 5 years ago:
https://saidit.net/s/Memetics/comments/lxp/the_problem_with_internet_quotes_is_that_you_cant/
Along with this one.