Great team, bad UX, unproven-approach and growing market. I love the brains behind Prismatic, I'm unconvinced it's going to work. I've used it early on and rec

Great team, bad UX, unproven-approach and growing market. I love the brains behind Prismatic, I'm unconvinced it's going to work. I've used it early on and recommended to friends against lesser products (wavii, I only used once), but I still come back to hacker news. For me the reason is simple and I have given them the same feedback. I like to quickly glance over a simple list and pick the stories that I want to read first. Prismatic is dictating and forcing me to go through their order of content. Just put a fucking TOC or something and let me jump to what I want to read. I have to mention, I'm one of those guys who flips through a magazine finds something in the middle and don't read it cover-to-cover which is what prismatic forces me to do. Is this problem really that hard to solve, or are you guys are so stuck into solving everything via just algorithms?