By: KaiouSei
In addition to Rowena Lim's writing, I would like to say that many of
these sites with "The Best Sailormoon Page In The World" or something of the
sort just seem plainly dull. I think instead of attracting visitors, it does
the opposite, I mean who would want to go to a website just because the owner
had the wits to put up such a stupid title? Perhaps the visitors would go
because they're curious about if the page lives up to the title. But to the
visitors' dismay (as usual), these sites are no better, probably worse than
sites which have "normal" titles.
It's hard to think of a creative title, but
it's not an opinionated choice between different visitors, they can't debate
over the title. And this cancels any confusion anyone might have (I think).
How many times have you gone to a webpage where the title is an egotistical
lie? The site has a clashing background with text, half of the images are
broken (because the links were stolen), and most of the links to other sites
are outdated or discontinued. For this it's considered "My Best Sailormoon
Site"!? No way.
But say that you created a shrine to one of the characters
(that no one elsehas done), then you still shouldn't call it "The Best
Site!" Sure it's an accomplishment, but that ain't no
excuse, bud.
In conclusion, I would like to say that if any of you
egotistical website owners are reading this, I would like you to say to
yourself "What the h*ll was I thinking when I put the title!?!" I certainly hope
this writing has changed your ideas on website titles.
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KaiouSei.
