Keyword stuffing in title

I see more and more of my competitors stuffing a bunch of keywords in the
title of their pages. Not the way it is usually done in readable sentences
but comma separating, singular + plural etc.

What is Google's view on this?

What is Google's view on this?

nowt wrong with it really.
The more words you stuff into the title, the less importance is given to
each word..... so its a false economy

Gazing into my crystal ball I observed "Peter Jensen" <nospam (AT) yahoo (DOT) com>
writing in news:OPzpb.32216$mU6.91720 (AT) newsb (DOT) telia.net:

I see more and more of my competitors stuffing a bunch of keywords in
the title of their pages. Not the way it is usually done in readable
sentences but comma separating, singular + plural etc.

What is Google's view on this?

I don't know for sure what Google thinks of it, but IMHO it should make
sense to humans.

<title>The quick, speedy brown fox, foxes jumped, jumps, jumping, over the
lazy, good-for-nothing dog's, canine's, German Shepard's back </title>
might be great for a robot, but it will look stupid on a SE's results
page, and it will look stupid on a browser title bar as well.

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