What is the TL;DR at the top of my articles, and can I turn it off?
A one or two sentence answer that opens each article, written for search engines and AI assistants. Leave it on if you can; there is a switch if you must.
Every article opens with a short TL;DR: one or two plain sentences that answer the question the article is about. Search engines and AI assistants like Google and ChatGPT tend to quote that kind of clear, direct answer, so it is one of the simplest ways to get found and cited. It also helps a busy reader decide in five seconds that they are in the right place.
We recommend leaving it on. If it just does not fit your voice, you can turn it off under Site & publishing, Blog appearance, with the "TL;DR summary at the top" switch. New articles then open with a short intro that answers the question instead. Articles already published are not changed.