Even ehought I put a title, I am getting this message: [image] Perhaps, it’s because I am using Korean in the title. How can I turn off the checker? I set “title min entropy” to 0, but I still get this error message. FYI, the title I used is “r0.12 리비전 작업 진행 사항을 잠시 공유해봅니다.” (in Korean).

Thanks! It works. I guess we need a better error message here. :slight_smile:

@codinghorror, perhaps this should be in the startup wizard if a language with this problem is selected.

I find this to be an extremely annoying feature as well. I cannot figure out how to turn it off. I don’t want to enable “All Caps” in posts, but I also think something like “To Forum or Not to Forum” is understandable for my community, but that is not allowed. The technology used does not seem to work very well and, honestly, I would like to control what I set a topic as - even if the software doesn’t like it.

[image] Cyclops: like “To Forum or Not to Forum” This is an allowed topic title, so I am not sure what you mean? You can test on try.discourse.org if needed.

[image] codinghorror: [image] Cyclops: like “To Forum or Not to Forum” This is an allowed topic title, so I am not sure what you mean? You can test on try.discourse.org if needed. I don’t know what to tell you. I had to change the min entropy setting from 10 to 5 to get it to accept it.

Try adding a question mark. That’s a rather extreme edge case, the palindrome of topic titles..

[image] Cyclops: I don’t know what to tell you. I had to change the min entropy setting from 10 to 5 to get it to accept it. But at least you found out how to turn it off, right?

Yes :slight_smile:. Thank you all for the help.

Suggest modification: If title has >50% letters which are non-ASCII (and non-ASCII Latin Extended, which basically means code point > 255)… Turn off rules related to English (e.g. complete sentence, all-caps etc.) Because under such circumstances, it is highly likely that: The title is not in English The English letters used in the title are probably ID’s, model numbers, codes (e.g. stock code), abbrev, prefix, etc. that should be left as-is Applying English styling rules is a mistake This can be simply done by: Define non-english if (ch > 255) / (Latin letters total count) > 1 Do not apply prettify on non-english Do not apply seems_quiet on non-english Do not apply seems_pronounceable and seems_unpretentious on non-english because their punctuation may not be in the ASCII set (e.g. CJK punctuation are all > 255)

How to turn off a checker for "Title seems unclear, is it a complete sentence?"

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