[yonasb]

Thanks for the feedback! Would love some examples of ones you think are general/intro- we're manually curating to a certain extent so we want to make sure we know which ones the community generally doesn't find useful. The idea is that if you're logged in, you'll see Decisions relevant to your stack.

The posts aren't meant to be high density, so that's intended :)

[karmakaze]

Low density is a good thing as long as it's combined with high focus.

My interpretation from the post title was that these would be stories about why certain tech was used on specific projects and just just posts about why so-and-so likes or dislikes such-and-such.

From the top listings right now, I consider these to be too broad/vague:

  - JavaScript for People Who Hate JavaScript
  - Rust 2018 is here… but what is it?
  - Absolute Beginner's Guide to Emacs
  - PyTorch 1.0 is out
  - Microsoft Edge is moving to Chromium

Each of those are either (a) Intro to __ or (b) general news/announcements.

And these ones are on point:

  - How Heap Built an Analytics Platform that Auto-Tracks Every User Event
  - M3: Uber’s Open Source, Large-scale Metrics Platform for Prometheus

There were many more fluffy posts before I got to the second 'on point' article.

I suspect that the site is more broad than the post title and that over time as there is more content, that it can be more focused and find it's essence. For me, I already have too many sources of broad content that I don't see adding another destination. Wish you the best of luck and hope to cross paths again and see how the site has evolved. Cheers.