The wealth of information at our fingertips has blossomed into a smorgasbord of online web review sites, magazines, and newsgroups. The numbers of sources of information has grown from a few hundred to millions. Unfortunately, along with the boom, its become increasingly difficult to sift through the clutter of so many sources and the added noise that comes with all the traffic.The best example of such is the internet newsgroups which is a community of internet users that communicate ideas in a free and global manner. While an awesome channel to exchange messages and ideas, it remains largely unstructured due to its primary function as an exchange as opposed to a repository of information; messages remain largely uncategorized and are eventually erased to free space for new messages. Though this has changed somewhat with the advent of Google Groups formerly DejaNews, it still takes quite a bit of sifting to find what you want if you find it at all. Compounding the problem is the noise created by many users who post meaningless messages, trollers who post extremely biased statements hoping for people to bite, and spammers, hoping to lure people to buy their products.Thus, this site was born to focus on the seemingly simple question: Which one do people think is better?. Its not here to debate the morals of men. Its not here to sell your comic collection. And its definitely not here to post pictures of humping vegetables.

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