It’s also not really an error, that’s historically how headlines are written, because back in the day they only had so much space on the front page of a newspaper or magazine to fit it on. Obviously those grammar rules don’t technically matter anymore, but they still follow them. Although it’s more so now because link previews and search results can truncate their headline if it’s too long still.
It’s also not really an error, that’s historically how headlines are written, because back in the day they only had so much space on the front page of a newspaper or magazine to fit it on. Obviously those grammar rules don’t technically matter anymore, but they still follow them. Although it’s more so now because link previews and search results can truncate their headline if it’s too long still.