Proposal: Computer Science Educators
After walking through some "Example Questions" of "Computer Science Educators" I wonder where the best position is to include the questions target group.
For instance when we look at @vk2015 question
I have been asked to explain the difference between "coding" and "programming" to non-CS teachers. Any thoughts?
we could be simplifie this into
Whats the difference between "coding" and "programming"?
by omitting the "what I am supposed to do"-block and the target group of the explanation.
Although this pattern might remind you more of some Stack Overflow questions, the title of a post should be as short and as specific as possible in my opinion. Though, since all questions are posted on a site called "Computer Science Educators", isn't it obvious that the more concrete information will be explained in the questions body?
An other example is @Ltww question where the OP already shrank his post:
What are some examples of when you might use a two-dimensional list?
But as @Adam commented, this would or could be seen as a pre-existing questions of if no additional details -- like target group etc. -- are added in the title.
Now I wonder if minimizing the question title is a good idea and explaining all this other stuff in the questions body -- although this information is very important for any answers.
Or is this additional info also an essential part of the question and should therefore be included in the title.
Update I
Since the target group would be a common tag on Computer Science Educators, when it's used, it would be include in the question title automatically, if it isn't found there: So
Whats the difference between "coding" and "programming"?
would be displayed (for instance) as
secondary-education -- Whats the difference between "coding" and "programming"?*