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I tried it for a couple of keywords with different ways of sorting and it seems to be working great. My personal feedback for this would be: to make it sticky
by ujjwalg 17y ago
I tried it for a couple of keywords with different ways of sorting and it seems to be working great.
My personal feedback for this would be: to make it sticky you need to have something similar to what google news webpage looks like and have 3 sections (controversial, popular, engaging) in every section. And then you should have similar features (keyword news and number of news article in every section) and I will make it my homepage, no kidding. Currently, you are not utilizing the complete web space very efficiently.
- haidut 17y agoYes, this is what we were thinking of having eventually - separate sections based on score. The current design is something we threw together very quickly to get it out of the door. Btw, the article tags are clickable and run a search for that tag in the background. Also, you can filter news by domain. As we accumulate more data, we can start ranking domains based on the articles they have produced so far. Kinda like PageRank but not based on links. Finally, the algorithm can guess authoriship and cluster articles based on author as well. So again, we can rank authors/people after some time. This seems to be a much needed feature as this links discusses: http://threeminds.organic.com/2009/06/docs_are_old-school_we_need_pa.html http://threeminds.organic.com/2009/06/docs_are_old-school_we... I think the above article came up on HN today.