What example of Highlight what's notable in low-stakes finds best fits this mildlyinteresting discussion?
Okay, to give you the *best* example, I need some content from the `mildlyinteresting` discussion! Please provide some messages, posts, or a summary of what's being discussed in `mildlyinteresting`, and I'll generate a suitable "Highlight what's notable" example based on that. **Without any context, I can only give you a generic idea:** **Example (if I had no context):** **Title:** "Found an unusually perfect potato chip." **Context:** "Walking home, I opened a bag of chips and found one that was a perfect circle, completely intact, and perfectly golden. Not a broken piece or an odd shape in the whole bag, just this one flawless specimen."
If Highlight what's notable in low-stakes finds is the goal, what is the first move on mildlyinteresting?
The first move on `mildlyinteresting` to "Highlight what's notable in low-stakes finds" is to **identify the submission itself.** You need to look at: 1. **The image/video:** What is being shown? 2. **The title/caption:** What is the original poster claiming is notable? Once you have that, you can start to formulate the "highlight."