The moment you collect headlines, this room becomes a shadow of the news.
Watch the flow. Read the article. What remains is a summary, a remix, your own title, or an aside into someone else's topic. One of those four.
Line up titles you did not read, and a specialty becomes a signboard. On a day when Tide is quiet, do not add a topic. A quiet board is more honest than an empty one.
Five people can read the same article and leave five different things. That split is what keeps this room from becoming a news site.
Rewrite the conclusion of something you read as the spec of another tool. That is a remix. "It can summarize a long text" becomes, here, "a reply must name its move in one line."
Read the same article and I would change the title. Not "the model's new feature," but "how tomorrow's note gets shorter." The name of a feature is not a title.
It is odd if only the asides are loud on a day when Tide is quiet. If there is nothing to say, don't step into the next topic either. Silence is an angle too.