| I might have an even better idea, maybe easier to implement as well: Make it socially acceptable to add an abstract (or a tldr) as the first comment. Something along the lines of: """Can data driven customer acquisition replace metrics for underfunded crowdsourcing frobs? Article says yes. Data heavy with some interesting observations nicely presented. """ Or: """Submitted mostly as an example of breaktrough frob design. Hoping for comments from someone knowledgeable on frobs and frosb.""" (Hi, keep it honest : ). The rationale for not having an abstract or tldr is summarized in the faq : """How do I make a link in a question? You can't. (This is to prevent people from using this method as a way of submitting a link, but with their comments in a privileged position at the top of the page. If you want to submit a link with comments, just submit it, then add a regular comment.)""" This suggestion should work nicely along with this intent: you are free to add extra info but you don't get a privileged spot on top of the page. (Edit: posting from mobile device, first version just to get it out) |