Why Capital 'T'?

[PanM]

Guys and girls let's address tinnitus, hyperacusis and TTTS with a small t, h and ttts like they deserve!

We shouldn't address them as if they are lord Voldemort!

 

[Markku]

Or better yet, write it out fully. Better for searchability. And, personally, I've never liked shortening tinnitus or hyperacusis, always preferred the full words.

 

[PanM]

Or better yet, write it out fully. Better for searchability. And, personally, I've never liked shortening tinnitus or hyperacusis, always preferred the full words.

True it's better for SEO too!

 

[Starthrower]

I absolutely hate the "t". I have always written tinnitus out.

What is SEO or should I dare ask?

 

[another sean]

Guys and girls let's address tinnitus, hyperacusis and TTTS with a small t, h and ttts like they deserve!

I concur.

 

[PanM]

I absolutely hate the "t". I have always written tinnitus out.

What is SEO or should I dare ask?

Google has an algorithm that determines which sites come up first on a keyword search like the keyword 'tinnitus'.

One of the factors that favor the x site to come up first or not, is how often this keyword is mentioned on the site.

 

[TheDanishGirl]

I never imagined anybody could have anything against writting t instead of tinnitus. I do it, because it is easier and we all know what it means.

Btw, Lord Voldemort is weak compared to the hellish life-wrecker that t+h is.

 

[another sean]

Btw, Lord Voldemort is weak compared to the hellish life-wrecker that t+h is.

Harry wasn't a horcrux. He just had tinnitus.

 

[New Guy]

True it's better for SEO too!

Well played!

I like lower case as well because it makes it the word appear less threatening and yeah, makes it smaller.

 

[PanM]

Well played!

I like lower case as well because it makes it the word appear less threatening and yeah, makes it smaller.

Exactly that's the point! It just feels so much better!