Title style suggestions?

So as I play around with Baked Potato more, I have ran into a bit of a conundrum. Essentially, I'm looking for suggestions on how to handle website titles for blog posts. A quick Googling and impromptu pole of various sites has not show a clear consensus either way.

Currently, my title is just the title of the blog post or whatever page your on, but i was wondering tossing my sites title (Romb.us) in there somewhere is a good idea. Here are some examples:

A. Blog Post Title (Current Style)
B. Romb.us | Blog Post Title
C. Blog Post Style | Romb.us

I'm somewhat leaning towards C. It makes the title of the post primary, while still tagging it with my site. The delimiter ( | ) could be varied easily.

So what do you all think? Think tagging is necessary or am I cluttering up my titles?

06/03/11 | 12:04 am | View Comments (1) |

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Submitted by eclipse on Fri, 06/03/2011 - 11:35.

You're probably worrying too much, but I'd say if you like C, go with C

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