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In a recent Mandarin feed, the first story (thus, in big-image format) had a very long title which showed as 5-6 lines of text in the main feed. Upon tapping this content item, revealed on the detail page was a much shorter title (2 lines). I was advised by RFA that, within their content management system and thus POSSIBLY within the presented RSS feed, there is room for both a "short title" and a "long title". Is it the case, here, that one is used in one place and one in the other? OR is this simply a case where The Algorithm just decided to truncate the long title for display?
NOTE: Overall, we have the indication from RFA that creation of shorter titles will be a process of education of staff, which will take time. Therefore, we need to "have a plan" for very long titles in the interim.
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In a recent Mandarin feed, the first story (thus, in big-image format) had a very long title which showed as 5-6 lines of text in the main feed. Upon tapping this content item, revealed on the detail page was a much shorter title (2 lines). I was advised by RFA that, within their content management system and thus POSSIBLY within the presented RSS feed, there is room for both a "short title" and a "long title". Is it the case, here, that one is used in one place and one in the other? OR is this simply a case where The Algorithm just decided to truncate the long title for display?
NOTE: Overall, we have the indication from RFA that creation of shorter titles will be a process of education of staff, which will take time. Therefore, we need to "have a plan" for very long titles in the interim.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: