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There's gotta be a way to create a site where you can catch up on stuff that is often resubmitted to reddit and HN (and even digg!). I don't know how one can do
by leokun 13y ago
There's gotta be a way to create a site where you can catch up on stuff that is often resubmitted to reddit and HN (and even digg!). I don't know how one can do that without human moderators or expensive and difficult AI.
People who have never seen this list before find it interesting. People who have been on reddit and HN see it every other month. Some way to please both groups so everyone is happy would be nice.
- inafewwords 13y agoReddit has related links that no one uses. There is also a comment bot that finds reports. AI looks for Similar titles and site links. It's more complicated when trying to tailor it to a persons history. Digg and reddit have tried AI frontpage customization by history, but idk if it was ever to bring new people to catch up on old posts. Facebook sort of did it with old posts randomly coming up on the side to trigger nostalgia I guess. Taking into account vote history, you can tumble through old popular posts not similar to anything voted on yet. Maybe push it out to groups of people who haven't seen it to keep the comments and discussions to thrive. Can use the API to gather the needed info
- leokun 13y ago> Taking into account vote history, you can tumble through old popular posts not similar to anything voted on yet. Maybe push it out to groups of people who haven't seen it to keep the comments and discussions to thrive. I like this. Also instead of a related link, just show the related things. And maybe stack overflow style user moderation.