Joel on Reddit

Jun 5, 2006 in General Discussions

Came across this site tonight. Basically, it’s a community site for Joel on Software where readers can submit/vote on stories that would likely be of interest to fellow readers.

Normally I wouldn’t link to something like this, but I did read a few of the user-submitted posts and found them to be of fairly high value. I’ve found the signal-to-noise ratio in the blogosphere to be quite high as of late so it’s nice to have the community do a bit of filtering for you.

Check it out.

On that note, I’ve been struggling for weeks to get my unread posts in Bloglines down from 4k to something slightly more manageable… without much success. I’ve successfully gotten it down to 3k a number of times but than I go to JavaOne or something and it jumps to 4500.

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