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It's here, usually in the form of blog posts. If you want more of that content on the front page, I would suggest spending some time in `/newest` and up-voting
by jeletonskelly 11y ago
It's here, usually in the form of blog posts. If you want more of that content on the front page, I would suggest spending some time in `/newest` and up-voting those type of submissions. That's all you can do; the rest is up to everyone else, but you can't just read the front page and complain that the stuff you want to read isn't there without spending time up-voting new submissions.
- thenomad 11y agoI do indeed spend time in /new upvoting - seems like a decent thing to do. However, that's not a great technique for finding valuable content, in my experience - the signal-to-noise ratio is rather biased in favour of the noise :) Hence asking for advice. It wasn't meant as a complaint: if the groupmind of HN has decided it doesn't love entrepreneurship content, that's fine. But given there are a lot of other entrepreneurs on HN, I figured that one or more of them would know if entrepreneur-central had moved!
- jeletonskelly 11y agoFair enough, I didn't mean to be condescending. I think you might like /r/startups more than the entrepreneur sub. :-)