Q1) How many hours per day do you spend consuming information online from blogs/RSS/HN/Twitter, etc.?<p>Q2) What's your (broad) goal for your PRIMARY daily web browsing routine (i.e. not specific info searches like restaurant menus, movie times, etc.)?<p>Q3) On a scale of 1 - 10, how frustrating is it for you to accomplish your primary goal due to S/N ratios, information overload, etc.?<p>if (Q3 > 7)<p><pre><code> Q4a) Why is your frustration great? _ Can't find enough info _ Too much info _ Can't find quality info _ Too much uninsteresting content mixed in _ Other (Tell us why)<p><pre><code> Q5a) What actions do you take when frustration overwhelms you? _ Descrease / stop reading routine _ Try different aggregators or consumption types _ Other</code></pre> </code></pre> else<p><pre><code> Q4b) What do you attribute that lack of frustration to? </code></pre> Q6) What are your top content aggregators by use?<p>If you're interested in signing up for our beta, we're developing a priority inbox for the web that uses analysis of your information consumption patterns to sort the content from the aggregators you use (like HN) by relevance to you.<p>You can sign up at foldr.co