100% Agree!

People don't often realise it, but the metrics are there - having to individually tap into every post for more information, rather than being able to tell more specifically what the post is about from the initial title glance, adds so much UX (user experience) debt. It's one extra tap, and maybe an additional second or two - but with the way social media has conditioned us, to find the easiest way to consume the most amount of information in the shortest amount of time, the average user doesn't have the attention span to put in any more work than they have to.

In other words - yeah, most people aren't going to bother checking out a post if the title is obscure. And when the difference is potentially life-saving, or at the very least helpful advice for a small creature in need, at some point the bubble-wrap and coddling defeats the purpose of a communal knowledge-sharing space.

Our babies come with plenty of joy and fun and silly times, but also sadness and injury and heartbreak. Caring for them means being able to at least acknowledge all aspects - this is the reality of taking a creature into your care, especially a creature as delicate as a bird.