Re:Emotional headlines have an impact regardless of the cred...
by tshaddox on Wednesday December 30, 2020 @09:09PM
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> The thing to remember about magazine or newspaper articles is that the author does not typically have any input on what the headline will be.
That shouldn’t really change your policy. Some of those YouTubers might not have a choice in their thumbnails either. This doesn’t change the fact that the person or group is attempting to get you to consume some content by using irrelevant emotional manipulation. It sucks that some people in the group are probably well-meaning and competent.
That shouldn’t really change your policy. Some of those YouTubers might not have a choice in their thumbnails either. This doesn’t change the fact that the person or group is attempting to get you to consume some content by using irrelevant emotional manipulation. It sucks that some people in the group are probably well-meaning and competent.