Show HN: Metadocs, kinda like Reddit, but built into every documentation
There was a cool link curator service called StumbleUpon. You click a button, and it takes you to a random interesting web page. One of my favorite things about this is you can comment on these pages as well. It was fun to see other peoples reactions to random pages, flash videos, memes, art, essay, etc. Eventually I realized that you can click the &#x27;discussion&#x27; button even on pages that StumbleUpon didn&#x27;t bring me to, and there was still a discussion much of the time(The link must already be in the database, of course).<p>Anyways, I&#x27;ve always wanted to find something like this again. This sounds similar. I&#x27;m gonna try this out and take a look. The big thing that makes it work, IMO, is having enough people participating and having comments be moderated. Unique, sincere comments make the experience fun. Spammy, trolling comments make it just every other boring corner of the internet.<p>I loved this, I could go anywhere on the web and have a comment section. The important thing about this, though, was that the comments were usually pretty relevant. Rarely did I see trolling or off topic comments(Ie politics). It&#x27;d usually just be maybe a one line impression of the site. It was perfect.