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In most instances I think you will find that starting a discussion requires more than a headline and a 3 word single sentence question.
yes?
I'm not so sure, Michael. Some of the best discussions I can recall began from a single statement (a headline) alone and then letting everyone chime in with support or derision for the statement. :)
It was actually an interesting illustration of just how badly an unwise developer decision can totally wreck an entire SEO campaign. Worth looking.