If posting links was enough to "create content", we could automate a vast increase in content. Of course, that's nonsense. What creates content, arguably, is p

If posting links was enough to "create content", we could automate a vast increase in content. Of course, that's nonsense. What creates content, arguably, is posting the links in a useful context (and something as simple as knowing your friend likes these might create the context). I think that value is real (and is reflected in services like Twitter), but there are some stark limits because my time/interest in consuming that kind of content is limited. Services that help me navigate the sea of data to effectively find the pearls of interest will have value. But just providing more ocean to search through is of limited direct interest...