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I would argue that the value provided by hackernews and reddit (and possibly stumbleupon? I'm not familiar with it) are content discovery AND comments, a huge v
by TOMDM 10y ago
I would argue that the value provided by hackernews and reddit (and possibly stumbleupon? I'm not familiar with it) are content discovery AND comments, a huge value provided by both sites is in the comments, but being able to annotate web pages alone doesn't cover the dicoverability provided by the sites.
- soheil 10y agoI think it's mainly because search engines so far have not had access to annotations, therefore the discovery had to rely primarily on what the consensus is from other properties (to a large extend property owners) about what's important as opposed to what other annotators think is important. So a new and relatively simple search engine could solve that problem.