There will always be great articles that no one reads. That's just the way it. The internet is too big for it to be any other way. The question is rather: how

There will always be great articles that no one reads. That's just the way it. The internet is too big for it to be any other way. The question is rather: how do make sure the average quality of the articles on the front page is as high as possible? Probably we're quite close to as good as it gets. One option would be to have a "runner ups"-page ("bubblers"?) which lists the newly submitted articles that are _almost_ on the front page. So instead of two pages (front and new) we would have three (front, bubblers, new). The algorithm would be simple: the 30 latest articles with more than 1 point that are not yet on the front page. Hm. This actually sounds like quite a fun little weekend project. Anyone up for it? Is almosthn.com available? :)