This is very much opinion based, but I'd say it more accurately describes the contents of the column. 1902010 is not a user, it's a user ID. Calling it user would be as wrong as calling your titlecolumn title_id.
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3 years ago
It seems like the "_id" suffix is quite common in names of foreign keys. I wonder about the reasons behind this.
What are the benefits of
posts(id, user_id, title, text)over the simplerposts(id, user, title, text)?