Sites like Digg and Reddit have changed the way in which we consume news for good. The emergence and rise of such websites was entirely natural – the proliferation of blogs meant that news began being reported from multiple angles at once, and in ways that more than often supplemented each other. So, resources like Digg, Reddit and Delicious became the only way to stay on the loop, and never miss a beat.
Well, XYDO is exactly like these sites. But there is a major difference at play: XYDO can be minutely personalized. You can pick these sites that you enjoy reading more (along with your Facebook and Twitter feeds), and then have that information (and nothing but that information) featured on the front page of XYDO.
In this way, one avoids having to read news that mean nothing to him and focus only on these things that have a true degree of relevancy. Which is quite good in itself, but it is something that also has a downside – the ability of the user to make random discoveries will be notoriously dwindled. Think if that is going to bother you before signing up for the service.
XYDO.com In Their Own Words
The hottest, socially endorsed news on the web. Join to begin prioritizing your Twitter, Facebook, and RSS feeds.
Why XYDO.com It Might Be A Killer
Those who have a very well-defined set of interests will be able to read news that are 100 % relevant through such a site.
Some Questions About XYDO.com
How much can users adjust the settings of the site manually? 
