The headline on Slate, "The Creator of the Internet Archive Should Be the Next Librarian of Congress," is better than the proferred headline here on HN, and the HN guidelines say to use the original headline unless it violates one of several rules (this doesn't).
I think the original headline of the article was "Brewster Kahle, the Creator of the Internet Archive, Should Be the Next Librarian of Congress" and that I submitted it shortened to it's current headline "The Creator of the Internet Archive Should Be the Next Librarian of Congress."
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The headline on Slate, "The Creator of the Internet Archive Should Be the Next Librarian of Congress," is better than the proferred headline here on HN, and the HN guidelines say to use the original headline unless it violates one of several rules (this doesn't).
I think the original headline of the article was "Brewster Kahle, the Creator of the Internet Archive, Should Be the Next Librarian of Congress" and that I submitted it shortened to it's current headline "The Creator of the Internet Archive Should Be the Next Librarian of Congress."
"The Creator of the Internet Archive Should Be the Next Librarian of Congress" might have been too long of a headline to fit into HN's title box.