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Re: Ask HN: more sites like HN

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Post by leon_ »

WillyF wrote: post #16

Rand Fishkin and Dharmesh Shah started Inbound.org - http://inbound.org/ - to be a similar community for online marketing. The links posted are pretty good, but so far the comments aren't adding a ton of value. Hopefully that will improve.

I don't think the comments will get better. It's a SEO site after all and you just need to take a look at sphinn.com to see what happens if you cater to a community of spammers and shadowy salesmen.

Re: Ask HN: more sites like HN

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Post by ABS »

[shameless_plug]

I've acquired http://designbump.com which is a social bookmarking website around (web) design a few weeks ago and I'm now working on reducing/separate the "1,000,000 awesome templates" kind of posts and increase the "Pure CSS Clickable Events Without :target" and "UX Reviews: Which one? How long?" kind.

In parallel working on improving the nearly non-existant comments

[/shameless_plug]

:-)

Edit: there's currently a bug for anonymous users in the pagination of 'All popular' (frontpage): no matter what page number you click on you keep getting the cached page for page number 1...

Re: Ask HN: more sites like HN

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Post by georgieporgie »

xekul wrote: post #64

For cultural rather than technical news, with an intelligent and vibrant community, Metafilter: http://www.metafilter.com

Another vote for Metafilter. It seems to be entirely populated with quirky, positive people. It's like the anti-Reddit.

HN is just about perfect for my technical news, since other sites become a rabbit hole of useless tech consumption.

Re: Ask HN: more sites like HN

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Post by rbxbx »

pork wrote: post #49
stevengg wrote: post #23

Nothing like HN but if im looking for something to read i will check http://aldaily.com/ http://reddit.com/r/truereddit http://longform.org/ http://grantland.com/ for sports

Litlet.com is a nicer UI for aldaily.com content.

Does litlet have an official or 3rd party rss feed? A quick search turned up nothing of note.
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