You are describing the project I'm building: https://linklonk.com https://linklonk.com You connect to RSS feeds when you "thumb up" or directly submit a link t

You are describing the project I'm building: https://linklonk.com https://linklonk.com You connect to RSS feeds when you "thumb up" or directly submit a link that this feed posted. The more of the content you like from the same feed - the more other content from that feed will be prioritized. So feeds that post too frequently naturally go down in the ranking. And feeds that have a high signal-to-noise ratio are at the top. On LinkLonk I am subscribed to 202 RSS feeds (you can see your subscriptions here https://linklonk.com/feeds https://linklonk.com/feeds), and I don't get overwhelmed by too much content. You also connect to people who like the same content as you did. In that case each user is similar to an RSS feed (a user has "channels"). The more in common you have with a user - the more content you see from them. No obnoxious adverts, no trackers and it's free. Would love to get any feedback (email in profile).