[agilebyte]

Stock options? Or just options in general? So is it like a friend giving you advice?

[StuieK]

We're trying to build a site that gives people the information they need to decide between different products/services/options. For example: http://www.slant.co/topics/697/~what-is-the-best-cross-platf...

[agilebyte]

So you are writing new reviews for each product in a "viewpoint" kind of way?

I am thinking about Metacritic and how they evaluate someone else's review but still link to it.

[StuieK]

It's actually all crowdsourced. Anyone can add new Viewpoints, improve existing ones etc. Reviews typically go out of date very rapidly so we're building something that can be constantly updated/improved. I guess the UI has a long way to go before it's obvious how it all works.

For example here is a pretty great rundown of CSS pre-processors (http://www.slant.co/topics/217/viewpoints/1/~best-css-prepro...). You can click through to see discussions, previous edits etc. (please ignore the lack of data in the bar charts on the "summary page", it's a brand new feature)

(also, I did a little stalking, you will like our stack: node, backbone, coffeescript, stylus. All single-page as well :)

[agilebyte]

OK thank you. Actually, the Suggested Edits interface is quite good. Maybe one could also comment on the edit they have just made ala git.

A good stack to have :). What are you using for server routing and the `package.js` compilation?

[StuieK]

We also do a pretty good job with all the closed SO questions.