Found this on the drupal documentation mailing list from Dries, the founder of drupal.

Needless to say, I am in agreement with him, which is why I think audio is so important, people will listen, but not read much.

This is also why I need to start including headers in the writing.

Dries

Dries wrote:
"People don't read web pages from the first word to the last, they merely scan them in order to (i) determine the structure and (ii) to find that one paragraph they need. When you write for the web, there shouldn't be any noise; sentences should be brief and to the point. Pages should be short, allowing users to see and understand the page at a glance. I think short pages which clear structure are preferred."

hmm, i would think you could just add a
in your title. that would be the quick hack. you could also use to style the subtitle if you like. i'm not sure if that's sufficient. depends on what you want to do with subtitles ... if it's only for viewing purposes and not organizational to the site, it might work.

it requires that html is allowed in titles ... another question ...