But rman666 isn't requesting that up-voted articles be saved (they already are), he's asking that he be able to save articles he hasn't yet read. So the big li

But rman666 isn't requesting that up-voted articles be saved (they already are), he's asking that he be able to save articles he hasn't yet read. So the big list of saved articles would be the big list of articles with interesting titles. However, since you're probably more interested in what got up-voted, I have good news for you. We already have the best-of-HN list: http://news.ycombinator.com/best http://news.ycombinator.com/best . However, the bad news is that it's not normalized to the ratio of views to up-votes, and since score magnitude seems to be positively related to HN population at the time of submission (not to mention time of day, day of the week, etc.). At the least, it's heavily skewed towards recent articles. In general I believe the voting systems on this site and others to be pretty crude and problematic, and while it works for finding a reasonably interesting set of articles, I suggest extreme skepticism towards looking at the best-of-list as "a good reference set of important things to read when starting a startup" any more than going through the Slashdot archives is a good thing for a budding systems administrator.