As a Spaniard when I read "tertulia" I associate it with radio/tv talk shows with 5% of content and 95% of blabbery and filler. Oh, and talkers interrupting ea

As a Spaniard when I read "tertulia" I associate it with radio/tv talk shows with 5% of content and 95% of blabbery and filler. Oh, and talkers interrupting each other, everytime. Then, I head do the teletext service (which is "alive", amazingly) and I have the same content in four or five lines. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Teletext https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Teletext What we need it's some service over web/gemini/gopher which news resumed down to the core. Yes, http://text.npr.org http://text.npr.org it's good for Americans, and http://lite.cnn.io http://lite.cnn.io used to work. But, instead of an endless wall, something composed of two or three paragraphs.