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I just thought of a new interest to add to my list (property-based testing) and wished that I could see all articles matching that interest that I missed. So it would be neat if for each interest there was a "interest detail" page where I could see

Basically, sometimes I want a precise interest like "the Solid.js framework" while other times I want vague interests like "stuff that's related to CSS / web design / etc". Right now, I have "Solid.js" as an interest but it's giving me all sorts of

It would be nice to be able to assign a priority to interests. For example: Priority 1 - Alert: Any post that matches this interest is always at the top and highlighted. For me, this would be news about projects I am or was involved in (e.g. Dassi

Some of the most valuable content exists in the form of videos such as conference talks, podcasts, or live streams. This is because some of the smartest thinkers often don't have time to write a nicely polished blog post or perhaps they first menti

Rather than me going and reading through articles suggested by Scour, I would be curious what an LLM-generated digest would look like. Here are my thoughts: * Instead of a boring system prompt like "summarize these articles", let's make it more pe

Currently, there are hard time cutoffs (1 day, 1 week, etc) It would be interesting to be able to view sometime like 'hot' sort order on Reddit. I.e. a feed that balances showing the latest stuff but also including interesting older stuff you may

If I check the website multiple times in a day (or whatever time period I have selected), I might want to hide all the items I've already seen. It might be good to make this optional. Would folks want the default behavior to be hiding seen items or

Seed the interest data from an article that I liked. Sometimes I don't know how to describe the interest/topic/vibe but I know it when I read the article. Allow me to paste an article link and extract topics/interests out of it explicitly so I could

Currently, all user pages are public https://scour.ing/browse/users Some users might want to keep their interests and feeds private.

I'd be interested to read people's commentary on some of the posts. Some people curate link blogs with extensive archives (e.g.: simonwillison.net) or post links on open platforms (bluesky, mastodon). Whether newer or older articles show up, I'd be

It might be nice to send regular digests as emails. I'd be curious to know whether people would want them daily, weekly, or monthly.

It would be nice to be able to create multiple named pages or sections and assign certain interests and feeds to each page. For example, a user might want to have a Tech page alongside a Music or Politics page.

"I would also love to read the original article in my feed reader, if the original RSS/Atom feed’s etc. was re-exported/translated into the Scour feed (the original “syndication” part of RSS), that would be ideal!" ([original](https://bsky