Just CTFT (Change the, er, fine title), Not to be to blunt, but I try to do this with all my posts, I pick a title for it that is relavent to what I'm saying inside the post.

I like some of the other ideas to help out, and I realize also that alot of people don't change the title themselves, from laziness or forgetfullness (a few of my posts slip out with me forgetting to change the title).

As a final note, one can remove the RE: clutter by simply not providing a default title for a post, and also not allowing a blank title. This, combined with id number referencing, and some other other mentioned ideas, should be a simple and effective solution for 95% of the problem, no?

Ciao,
Gryn

In reply to CTFT (RE: The Threading Dilemma) by gryng
in thread The Threading Dilemma by chromatic

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