Facebook is taking another stab at reducing the amount of "clickbait" in your news feed.

Facebook正在为减少“信息流”中的“标题党”做新的尝试。

"These are headlines that intentionally leave out crucial information, forcing people to click to find out the answer," the company said in an announcement on Thursday.

In other words: The headline on this story better be pretty specific.

Publishers large and small pay very close attention to every adjustment of the Facebook algorithm, since the social network drives so much traffic to news and entertainment web sites.

The company made a big change at the end of June that was meant to prioritize posts from friends over posts from brands and publishers.

Thursday's change is not as sweeping, but it will still affect what you see in the news feed, and it will affect how web sites produce news.

Facebook is targeting headlines like -- this is an example they came up with -- "When She Looked Under Her Couch Cushions And Saw THIS... I Was SHOCKED!"