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Hi hyyypr,thanks for the feedback. My site also do that. But you can add comments (value to those links just like on hacker news), just think of the web like a
by Concours 17y ago
Hi hyyypr,thanks for the feedback. My site also do that. But you can add comments (value to those links just like on hacker news), just think of the web like a 10000## Pages Book, usually you use a search engine to search the book (Internet), that's one way, the other way is just to open the table of content, and find what you are looking for and check it (My site is trying to help here).
- If you do some online Researches, that's a great Help
- It helps organizations with a bunch of data (text feeds, flickr, videos, blogs....) bring all these data in one place: check google/nytimes/IBM that probably have more than 100 Blogs each, and try to find those blogs from google.com, or to navigate there: Time spent____a Bunch. Time save with www.mcsquare.me ____a Bunch and priceless
-The site helps you share every single story in social Medias (Twitter) and directly subscribe to any interesting Blog found there, No barriers, everything is one click away.
-The site helps blogger bring the word out (as we know, not every good writer/blogger is a SEO GURU, and publisher will receive highly targeted user on their sites.
- The site can also be seen as an RSS directory of selected content/blogs/sites
-The site brings you the Best Podcast on selected topics on one place (podcast.com , podfeed.net , Odeo.com....are doing just that as well, so it should be a sustainable Business)
-The site updates the stories in nearly realtime speed.
And you may also ask yourself how i plan to earn money with it to keep this up and running: Well Advertising seems to work, as the Guy from stackoverflow and google make a bunch of money from that, affiliates marketing are also a good move, and some other revenue sources.
You may want to check popurls.com (great ressource as well but for a different Audience and also with very different features to figure out how those portals work).
-The site can do some additional interesting things...but those are the main things, the site is about.
Great you like the Design, I actually made the Design as simple as possible and intuitive hoping, it'll be self-explaining. I hope I could answer your question, feel free to ask additional questions or make suggestions, I'll really appreciate, and if the site sucks or you hate it, let me know as well, just tell me why and in the meantime(If you Really really really hate it), you may want to check: www.popurls.com, originalsignals.com, alltop.com, feedables.com, eufeeds.eu , theweblist.net, podcast.com, podfeed.net...But I hope you like the site and keep coming back and talk about it as I'd prefer to keep you stick on my site and feed your brain in realtime, almost live every single day with valuable Informations, while saving a time.
BTW, it's a network (point your mouse to channel on the top menu), that's all bootrapping.
Thanks again hyyypr.
- hyyypr 17y agoHi, thank you for your detailed explaination. That's what I thought at first. I personally use tiny tiny rss to read stuff form all over the web. And I already find it hard to keep up with all my feeds. I'm am no one to give advises, but perhaps you should focus more on the RSS aggregator aspect of your project, with emphasis on social sharing (which lacks in other alternatives). I think today people who want to read stuff from the web prefer choosing their sources personally, and subscribe to its rss feed. And use sites like HN to discover new sources. But then again, I'm no expert, it's just my personal feeling :)
- Concours 17y agoThanks for the feedback again. Tiny tiny is a good alternative, for peoples who know how to install a php script out there and have a server for it, some also use desktop clients, that's great. For all the other peoples out there, I hope a web solution will help. Thanks for the advice on social sharing