Tbh anything that has the word “hack” on it makes me want to kick the author in the nuts.
If you saw the phrase 'long-term love hacks' on a book cover, would you know what that meant?
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Curious -- why? Genuinely want to know. Overused word?
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Sounds like cheap self-help, no offense
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I think we all know what you're up to Mr. Miller and what you're getting at. I say crowdsource the title all out. At least you'll get plenty of suggestions what not to name it.
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Well, don't leave us hanging!
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Might be interested if it had your name on it
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I get it, but an added hyphen (love-hacks) may make it less ambiguous. That said, some might think the book is about low-paid advice-column writers. Also, there's a good chance the "Long-Term Love-Hacks" would be written by a long-term-love hack.
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Yes, but the inelegant term ‘hack’ is unfortunate — Are there better terms to convey ‘ways to improve over typical problems incurred by default system settings’?
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