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> I'd rather not have to pick my communities. That's a true challenge due to how we make decisions. We, generally, don't want to feel that we're missing out on
by waleedka 19y ago
> I'd rather not have to pick my communities.
That's a true challenge due to how we make decisions. We, generally, don't want to feel that we're missing out on something. We want to get ALL the news. Although, in reality, we don't. By reading this site we're missing out on what's being said on many other interesting web sites, and we're okay with that. However, faced with the question: Do you want ALL the news or SOME news, we tend to choose the first.
- aston 19y agoSo then you've articulated exactly the type of site I'd love to see. I don't want to be asked what to see, I want to know I'm seeing everything I'm interested in seeing. And I don't want to see things I don't want to see. And, as an added bonus, I'd like the appearance of my input meaning something, too.
- waleedka 19y agoWell said. I need to think about this hard and deep. Obviously, this is a perfect-world scenario. Let's see how close we can get to it.
- asmosoinio 19y agoAnd you want the site to respect you privacy, i.e. you don't want to give the evil site any private information -- for example about what you are interested in. Or?