I have noticed a tendency of the Thread titles becoming longer and longer, more cryptic than 'The Times' cross word and to be blunt very click bait like.
We have for a long time had apt and concise titles for threads and I would like very much to get back to them. SO
I feel the need to come with a few of my infamous 'guild lines'
When composing a thread title consider where you are posting it. If it's in the completed section of any genre, you do not need to put completed in the title.
Like wise YOU are the original poster you do not need to put your name in the thread title. The Exception in a group build as there could be more than one person building the same model.
So a build thread should be along the lines of subject, scale, manufacturer. i.e JJ's Spitfire 1/32, Tamiya. ANY other pontifikations can be mentioned in the intro text: JJ's Spitfire that he flew in when he went to visit his great aunt in Scotland for the day.
In the past I have changed them as and when I see them but it would help me a lot if you could all be a little me mindful when starting a thread.
We have for a long time had apt and concise titles for threads and I would like very much to get back to them. SO
I feel the need to come with a few of my infamous 'guild lines'
When composing a thread title consider where you are posting it. If it's in the completed section of any genre, you do not need to put completed in the title.
Like wise YOU are the original poster you do not need to put your name in the thread title. The Exception in a group build as there could be more than one person building the same model.
So a build thread should be along the lines of subject, scale, manufacturer. i.e JJ's Spitfire 1/32, Tamiya. ANY other pontifikations can be mentioned in the intro text: JJ's Spitfire that he flew in when he went to visit his great aunt in Scotland for the day.
In the past I have changed them as and when I see them but it would help me a lot if you could all be a little me mindful when starting a thread.