A single instance of creating a link to a post that exists is probably not content creation. But curating an interesting/topical stream of content surely is. A

A single instance of creating a link to a post that exists is probably not content creation. But curating an interesting/topical stream of content surely is. As discussed in other threads [0], Letters of Note, for example, provides a context for its instances of curated content that provide a valuable resource for someone interested in the subject matter. And let's not forget that Google is an example of curation that provides immense value. Google search doesn't provide any new information, but it surfaces existing information in a context that's valuable. [0]: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=3534574 http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=3534574