My Curation

The Sad State of the Modern Internet

"Surfing the web" used to mean stumbling onto surprising viewpoints across a sea of independent sites. Today a handful of mega-platforms dominate, and their algorithms are tuned to maximize engagement and ad revenue — not your discovery.

The Solution: RSS Feeds & Curated Links

The solution is twofold:

First, RSS feeds. No algorithm decides what you see — you do. This site offers an RSS feed so you can follow updates from your own RSS reader. Tools like RSS.app turn this site (and any others you add) into a clean, chronological feed — exactly like the one shown below.

Second, thoughtful curation. Diverse, hand-picked link collections from real humans — based on genuine interest, not who paid the most.

Curated Sites You Might Find Interesting

My hand-picked list of independent voices. Not based on reciprocity, may change at any time.

Curation is not endorsement — think of it as a library of interesting sites; I don't necessarily agree with everything they say.

• Tom's Gaming

  Independent gamer-culture takes — strong on X-Com, Xenonauts, tactical games and Sci-Fi movies.

• Wolf's Gaming Blog

  A small independent voice for game info that isn't tainted by money and industry politics.

• Deathtrap Games

  Sci-Fi stories and thoughtful guides on tabletop game design.

• Super142's Blog

  Reviews and commentary on Xenonauts, Elder Scrolls lore, Fallout character creation and more.

• Hookshotchargebeamrevive Blog

  Video game critic with frequent detours into design.

• Schwitzsplinters Blog

  Sci-fi and philosophy.

• SciFi Mind Blog

  Reviews of less well-known but interesting Sci-fi books.