How can you suggest new countries?
Hey there! Let me know what country you want added, Haven't implemented that option yet.
Show HN: Top headlines of the world to start the day
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#12Earlier quoted context omitted.
Hey there! Let me know what country you want added, Haven't implemented that option yet.
Well I'm from Finland and have some RSS feeds of local news services that I could suggest.
Thank you! Added Finland on the list, should be on the website in a few hours!
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#13Cointelegraph, really?
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#14Whats the name of shill coin that BBC promoted recently?
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#15Cool site! But, I would very much challenge the premise that the news is the proper thing to start your day with, under normal circumstances. (Obviously, right now is an exception for a lot of people, because of the invasion of Ukraine).
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#16Cryptocurrency is really something you don't need to hear anything about to be able to start your day.
And if you're into crypto, the last thing you want in the morning is an anxiety-inducing reminder of short-term volatility.
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#17I see 3, and two duplicates. All are from the same source (Washington post)
I see some dozen.
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#18Cool site! But, I would very much challenge the premise that the news is the proper thing to start your day with, under normal circumstances. (Obviously, right now is an exception for a lot of people, because of the invasion of Ukraine).
I dunno, I like to keep up to date with worldly events and developments still. I don't want to be sticking my head in the sand.
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#20Did you know Wikipedia has a "current events" page? It's surprisingly good, containing only particularly notable events and therefore not constantly updated in real time. Which I think is a positive.