Has anyone seen FeedButler? It claims to be a site that is a "feedreader with social bookmarking and non-hierarchical editorial control." And maybe I’m missing the point, but at first glance, it looks like a wannabe Digg, with less flair.
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The difference between Feed Butler and Digg is that Feed Butler doesn’t require a user to submit a story (just a feed). All stories are automatically added from the feeds.
The problem I see with this concept is over time it will get filled with ALOT of uninteresting and duplicate posts. It will become harder and harder to find interesting, new stories on their ‘New Stories’ section.
The is pretty close to a concept I had and the reason I bought the domain ‘Blogabase.com’ (like Blog Database). Just haven’t had the time to implement anything…
I agree with what you said sarah about it.