By dotCore
via dev.hubspot.com
Submitted: Feb 27 2013 / 15:21
Yesterday we posted one of our open source projects to HN, and ended up on the front page for most of the day. The biggest complaint in the comments was that we had chosen a bad title for our posting. Yet the post was very successful, it lead to 10k+ views, and 700 stars of the project on GitHub. So would we have done even better with a better title, or was the bad title part of the secret of our success?
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