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The hacker news for x trend is interesting, but I think the format is badly suited for small communities. The high data density of the front page makes a site w
by danenania 13y ago
The hacker news for x trend is interesting, but I think the format is badly suited for small communities. The high data density of the front page makes a site with moderate activity feel like a ghost town.
- melling 13y agoToo bad we can't just have tags here. Then we could watch/ignore the ones in which we're interested. StackOverFlow style...
- ars_technician 13y agoNot being sarcastic, but isn't that just reddit?
- buugs 13y agoExcept with tags you could probably have multiple groups for single posts rather than having multiple posts in separate groups (or subreddits).
- djm_ 13y agohttps://lobste.rs/ https://lobste.rs/ has a nice implementation of that.
- markkat 13y agowe do that at http://hubski.com http://hubski.com you can follow/ignore users and/or tags.
- Istof 13y agoRSS feeds are great for that
- JackGibbs 13y agoI'm surprised no one has made a "Hacker News for Hacker News for X" site yet...
- aray 13y agoI really love the adaptation of the format in lobste.rs. Adding tags I think helps especially the smaller and not-as-quickly moving communities. http://lobste.rs http://lobste.rs