All Assets are required to have a Title. The Title should be delivered whenever an Asset is used. This is required for ADA section 508 compliance, which requires websites to be accessible by people with handicaps. The Act can be summarized as requiring all content to be delivered in a format that can be spoken. Lenya could be a great choice of software since the ability to deliver content through multiple stylesheets allows great control when creating text-only versions of a website. A specific instance to gain ADA compliance is when IMG tags are generated, the Title should be placed in the ALT parameter. Other Assets should deliver the Title as needed for their tags. The easy answer is to fill the ALT tag with the Title when the page is edited. A better implementation would store the Image in the content by ID (filename?), then generate the tag during processing. Then the ALT would be updated if the Asset Title changes. Nevermind, Lenya does not allow editing of Assets, probably because the Title was useless-but-required data. (This complements another bugzilla I wrote about using Titles for choosing Images. Users do not care about filenames.)
this has been fixed