>And what is the next best thing in your opinion? I'll know it when I see it. I was a daily user of Slashdot from 2001 to 2006 and then I found Reddit. I comp

>And what is the next best thing in your opinion? I'll know it when I see it. I was a daily user of Slashdot from 2001 to 2006 and then I found Reddit. I completely abandoned Slashdot less than a year later. What could beat reddit? Well, if there was a facebook-y site which allowed me to associate with people who had my interests (rather than family, friends, and people I went to college/high school), I'd be down with that. (I love my mom, but I don't think she cares about Minecraft, old-school RPGs, French pop songs, Asa Akira, and Jules Verne novels.) Twitter is close, but the character limit, url shorteners, and "twitter-speak" (intentional bad spelling/grammar in order to "get under the limit") just make my teeth itch.