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News trackers: smart or snark?

Robert Scoble swears off tech.memeorandum for a week, due to excessive snark in the Sunday edition:

“…it‚Äôs the little things in life that make you smarter. The little things don‚Äôt show up on Memeorandum. They do show up on RSS. Which is why I‚Äôm still subscribed to 847 smart people‚Äôs feeds.”



I don‚Äôt think the problem is Memeorandum or news trackers per se, but then maybe Gabe could tweak the algorithm to weed out the flame wars and other stuff that isn’t “tech”. It‚Äôs not news, after all‚Ķ

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