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by csense
4763 days ago
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> there should be a article in there, like "A Bitcoin service" Newspaper headlines have evolved own special grammar rules, designed to save space. According to Wikipedia [1], "Articles are usually omitted." Also, it's a little ironic that this comment, nitpicking the headline's choice of articles, itself uses articles incorrectly (it should say "there should be _an_ article in there.") [1] http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Headlinese |
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