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I'd like to see a one-line description of each site. Last reply on February 20, 2008 17:56.
Browsing around the sites is a great experience so far. I keep getting distracted and reading articles, which is a very good thing.
I'd still like to see some short description of what the site is, where the stories are coming from, how they're chosen, etc. -
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Congratulations on the Loud3r beta! Last reply on February 20, 2008 17:55.
It's looking really good. I like the integration of Wikipedia, photos and news feeds. This will be a very useful resource for many people. -
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I'd prefer if the body text was a bit smaller Last reply on February 20, 2008 16:05.
It's harder for me to scan text on the news feed page than I'd like. I think it's because the font size is overly generous:

Perhaps it's because I'm used to it, but I find the typography on Huffington Post to be a better size for quick viewing:

As an added benefit, you can fit somewhat more text into similar space. -
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Automatically fill in my profile. Last reply on February 20, 2008 15:56.
The thought of creating yet another profile makes me feel empty inside. Get Satisfaction has a nice solution for that that imports my profile from other websites, and I think it's open source. Maybe you could use that to encourage user to share something about themselves. -
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What determines "Most popular" in the ordering of news items? Last reply on February 20, 2008 15:52.
Is it an internal or external measure? If it's internal, is it page views or something else? -
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