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標題黨

简标题党 · 繁標題黨

Mandarin · pinyin biāo tí dǎng

"sensational headline writers", people who write misleading titles in order to generate clicks from Internet users
clickbait

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标: biāo · mark, symbol, label, sign; stand the bole of a tree
题: tí · forehead; title, headline; theme
党: dǎng · political party, gang, faction

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1–2–3 · biao1 ti2 dang3

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biu1 tai4 dong2

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noun

(neologism) one who posts messages and articles under exaggerated or sensationalised titles, or such posts and articles; clickbaiter

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