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I visit HN once or twice a day to skim the top 30 headlines for anything that looks interesting; I may click on two or three. More of the interesting content I
by ralph 14y ago
I visit HN once or twice a day to skim the top 30 headlines for anything that looks interesting; I may click on two or three.
More of the interesting content I read comes from RSS feeds of particular blogs built up over time and, these days, Google+. Now I've built up some circles that match my interests I get a stream that's not too noisy, mute those I never want to see again, and browse the rest. The quality of conversation seems generally high on the posts I like. (I only visit Twitter now to reply to a tweet picked up through RSS.)
My G+ profile is https://plus.google.com/115649437518703495227/about https://plus.google.com/115649437518703495227/about if anyone wants to see who's in my circles.