No, OG in this context isn’t original, it means “open graph”. It’s done web metadata that determines how a page will show up when shared on social platforms. If you shared to a site like Facebook, the preview they create would use the OG title and thumbnail. If you use Lemmy’s “automatically detect title” feature, it uses the og:title metadata. This is the title the ABC wanted people to see when it was shared around.
It’s not editorialised, that’s the OG title.
Huh. So the ABC changed its title to match the URL? That’s a little… unusual…
No, OG in this context isn’t original, it means “open graph”. It’s done web metadata that determines how a page will show up when shared on social platforms. If you shared to a site like Facebook, the preview they create would use the OG title and thumbnail. If you use Lemmy’s “automatically detect title” feature, it uses the og:title metadata. This is the title the ABC wanted people to see when it was shared around.