I'm actually inclined to agree with alakaboo. Were the change mirod suggested made (namely that search results include the author's name), I would see no further reason to put my name in the title and would stick with just my summary instead of the name/summary combination I use now.

At the time that I made my original proposal, supersearch couldn't be limited by name, and newest nodes didn't show the author's name by the post in most instances. Things have obviously changed a bit since then, and in light of that I would much rather vroom implement the one additional change that would make name-attaching useless than have him automatically attach names.

Oh, and tilly, I still have that link on my page, it's just called 'My title scheme' instead of what you remembered.

In reply to (kudra: clarification) Re: Automatically add name to replies by kudra
in thread Automatically add name to replies by arturo

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