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Edits to capitalization in titles
I would say that even minor grammatical errors and misprints in posts more than 1 month old should be left alone, unless they seriously interfere with readability. As to the questions of style and ...
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Repeated TeXifying of question titles
The user has been contacted by a moderator. Please advise if the behavior persists.
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Blocking some words in question title to prevent silly questions
This is a XY problem. What you really want to do is prevent questions that are obviously non research level. Martin Sleziak has recently suggested a change that would help, but it has been ignored by ...
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What is the position on titles using \displaystyle, \dfrac, etc.?
Here's a perfectly subjective position on the use of \displaystyle, \dfrac, \dbinom, &c....
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Repeated TeXifying of question titles
Maybe it could be useful to spell out explicitly why the edits in question were problematic. (Both for the benefit of the user referenced in the question and also for other users who want to help ...
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Editing old question, can't submit as title is too long
In the end, the title could be rephrased just slightly to get in under the limit. But in the future, I guess it would be suitable to summarise titles that are too long on posts that need editing, but ...
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Unfortunate title length limitation when performing dead link maintenance
If things are actually as you say they are, I don't think anyone could object to you cutting the second part of the title and then pasting it at the start of the body.
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Blocking some words in question title to prevent silly questions
TL:DR; I support the proposal to have warning for some words in titles. But I do not think it would be good to blacklist them completely.
It is explicitly pointed out in How to write a good ...
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Blocking some words in question title to prevent silly questions
Charcoal, a community group on Stack Exchange, has a bot called Smoke Detector. Currently, it's operating to detect (the commercial kind) across the Stack Exchange network, as well as reporting ...
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