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I dont think so. Sure, the signal to noise ratio is declining on the web, but we dont have to depend on Google to deliver things that interest us. I think HN
by russell 17y ago
I dont think so. Sure, the signal to noise ratio is declining on the web, but we dont have to depend on Google to deliver things that interest us. I think HN is a reasonable model for a filter. Sturgeon's Law certainly applies here, but I manage to find a few posts that follow my interests. Most of the time the comments are more relevant than the link.
HN is really crowd source editing with a very high level of participants. I dont see any sign that purely statistical aggregation is going to cut the mustard soon.
- NathanKP 17y agoI completely agree. People will simply adapt and find new ways to locate quality, original content. If HN-like sites are the solution they will take over. If not someone else will come up with a solution.