Some words can be dropped, some can't. Language isn't consistent. Especially for headlines, they practically have their own rules.

No offense intended by this question at all, but are you a native English speaker?

Nominal sentence

Nominal sentences in English are relatively uncommon, but may be found in non-finite embedded clauses such as the one in "I consider John intelligent", where to be is omitted from John to be intelligent.

They can also be found in newspaper headlines, such as "Jones Winner" where the intended meaning is with the copular verb, "Jones is the Winner".[9]

Other examples are proverbs ("More haste, less speed"); requests ("Scalpel!"); and statements of existence ("Fire in the hole!"), which are often warnings.

I usually append them at the end of the comment preceded by "Edit:" for transparency.

Feel free to post em! I don't intend to be strict on the "soundfont" aspect.

For India’s garbage pickers, a miserable and dangerous job [is] made worse by extreme heat

That's a full thought. I probably would have kept the "is" but headlines often drop small words.

Did they change the title since your comment?

What kind of music do you make?

A lot going against us for sure.

Should I watch Sophie's Choice?

I think we have a lot going for us.

That sounds like a choice

This is the correct answer.

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Keep in mind both of the user captured in the screenshot are paying X/Twitter users

So just a catchy name?

The toy company didn't expect the success and wasn't ready to produce action figures in time for the holiday. Read this (some nice web 1.0) or there's countless videos on it.

I don't know what to post to wavemusic but I'm always happy to see more music genre/making communities.

Edit: on that note [email protected]

So electric paste is raf poison? How odd. Thanks for sharing.

Now it is, but I still actually still prefer it.

Happens to the best of us

That was my first thought too. You'd never be able to run an ad like that now.