Finding articles depends on the subject: - I used to subscribe to a bunch of digg feeds, but over the past while have found digg better to skim over when I hav

Finding articles depends on the subject: - I used to subscribe to a bunch of digg feeds, but over the past while have found digg better to skim over when I have a few moments (the noise is too much for my greader!) - For politics I'm on http://memeorandum.com http://memeorandum.com regularly along with bbc, nytimes, wsj & wpost. So far, the combination gives me enough view points from enough angles. I've paid some attention to http://commondreams.org http://commondreams.org - it has some great articles, but I need to get into it more. - I also subscribe to a bunch of blogs in different subjects (some of the top: lifehacker, daring fireball, seth godin, techcrunch) both for the original content as well as the links to the rest of the web. - And then to top that all off I'm spending more and more time on HN and I subscribe to the delicious hotlist feed. As far as discussions go: - I tend to discuss on the sites I'm on, if I feel my comment will help the discussion AND the discussion is valuable. Its mostly some blogs, and HN that I talk/comment on. - A lot of discussions happen with people I know, via email or facebook or in person.