> A steady death march for magazines/niche content aggregators the world over. There's always been a steady death march for niche content, they're passion proj

> A steady death march for magazines/niche content aggregators the world over. There's always been a steady death march for niche content, they're passion projects for a small number of people, and life's short and people get old, move on. It's nice that modern information technology gives us a chance to keep these things alive, but that's a new opportunity we have, not a new trend that's killing the old. There was probably a great buggy-whips comparison newsletter 120 years ago that would be cool to read through now, but it's not exactly relevant info either.