The new poll is up in the sidebar of the site. This time it's about the structure of page titles. Literally, the <title> tag in the head of a site that gives the browser window/tab its title. I'm just asking for your "favorite", as in, personal preference. Take that how you will, we can discuss the reasonings in the comments and in the poll wrap-up post. The official question:

Of these choices, what is your favorite page title structure for

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