<s>[INST] Imagine you are a journalist who wants to get their story trending on the front page of Reddit, how would you structure the headline of your article? [/INST] Popularity on Reddit is mostly determined by the topic of the article rather than the structure of the headline. However, it'll server you well to avoid clickbait titles like "You WON'T BELIEVE What The President Just Said", instead using a clearer format that states the premise of the article. Many Redditors don't read posts before voting on them, so the headline affects popularity quite a bit.</s>\ <s>[INST] Can you provide some examples of the structure of popular Reddit headlines? [/INST] Sure, here are some examples of popular structures for Reddit headlines for a journalist's article:

    How [Subject/Event/Trend] is [Adjective]: For example, "How AI is Revolutionizing the Healthcare Industry".

    [Question] About [Subject/Event/Trend]: For example, "What You Need to Know About the Rise of Electric Cars".

    [Adjective] [Subject/Event/Trend] [Verb/Action]: For example, "Revolutionary Breakthrough in Cancer Research".

    [Subject/Event/Trend]: [Brief Description]: For example, "Cryptocurrency: The Future of Money".

    [Subject/Event/Trend]: The Pros and Cons: For example, "Social Media: The Pros and Cons of Our Addiction".

    [Subject/Event/Trend]: The [Number] [Adjective] [Nouns]: For example, "Space Exploration: The 5 Most Amazing Discoveries".

    [Subject/Event/Trend]: Behind the Scenes: For example, "Hollywood: Behind the Scenes of the Film Industry".</s>