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Re: Review my startup by blhack on Monday February 28, 2011 @12:05PM (#2271865)
If it's just link aggregation, you can do it yourself. It's difficult, but possible.

When I was doing newslily (which isn't entirely abandoned, but we've moved on to new projects), we pretty consistently had better quality links than reddit or digg, but doing so took a ton of work on the part of my co-founder and I.

I haven't signed up for OP's service, so I can't say with certainty that it's a link aggregator, but that's what it sounds like. If it is, I suspect that OP is spending a lot of their time searching out quality content.

And if this is the case, good on them. They're probably learning a ton in the process.

Re: Review my startup by jaredbrown on Monday February 28, 2011 @01:01PM (#2272096)
It's not so much about searching out the content as it is about choosing what to post. It's easy to find links today with Twitter, etc. But it's hard to predict the ones that will be popular. I rely on my Twitter favorites and several other interesting sources for links. I have definitely learned a lot and know of some great, niche ways to find high quality links now.