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Quick Poll: Do You Like “Featured Headline”

This week I experimented with a change to the format of Today's Headlines by adding a featured story.  This section is for stories that are major stories, but ones I don't have anything new to add to the story.  It could be a meeting I didn't attend, or that the local news did such a good job covering the story that I had nothing to add.
8:43 AM PDT on August 26, 2011

This week I experimented with a change to the format of Today’s Headlines by adding a featured story.  This section is for stories that are major stories, but ones I don’t have anything new to add to the story.  It could be a meeting I didn’t attend, or that the local news did such a good job covering the story that I had nothing to add.

So here’s the question: did you find the Featured Headline helpful, or did you not care or not notice?

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