I like the idea behind this but even within a single repo I get information overload... For this to work for me (personally) you would need to segment repos into much smaller sub-repos at which point it might get super confusing... Again, I like the idea, but I just feel like you're trying to do too many things in one... (there is a reason why PH (as an example) started out as just ONE list, not infinite)

Nice one - I remember a snappy little startup that kicked off in the 90s with curated directories. I think they did quite well until some upstarts from Stanford re-invented search :) Seriously though, we've been talking about this in MakerHunt lately. I think it's fascinating the way in which things have come full circle. The problem used to be being able to find things on the net. Now the challenge is filtering through the clutter and so curation has made a comeback. I definitely think there's a big future for "Yahoo! meets Wikipedia"

Great work Ben. @mildrenben

Like resources in one place, again I'm keen to see how crowdsourcing these will evolve rather than a curation... small feedback, make a Log-In button and prominent....I registered then didn't know where to log in for a while (maybe I need another coffee). Also, when I am logged in, how do I create a repo? - had to go out of the logged in section to be able to. May also be worth looking at simplifying the process to add a link. Sorry if seems a bit much, just letting you know my thoughts :) Good luck!

An other step toward curation :) I thought of the Startup Stash variants as something where the value resides in editorial choices from moderators, I'm curious to see how crowdsourcing the content will go. I think there is space for non timestamped social curation. By the way, small bug: if you try to upvote something when not logged in, nothing happens from the interface point of view, and js console show a 500 error on xhr request. Message in response content is " Undefined index: user_id" (so I suppose it's about not being signed in).

@rrrepe love the direction you are going on this. Please fix the login box so it works with password managers like lastpass.

Well done Ben! I've been watching your streaming on Livecoding while you were designing this. It must feel good to actually launch it!

Seems like this service is down :(

Repos are curated directories, for everything. No more using Github/other services that aren't made for lists, rrrepo houses all the best lists on the web. - Users can easily submit links to repos - a community of minds is better than one - Follow repos - users have a personal feed of additions from the repos they follow - Upvote and Comment on links Some repos to check out: Marketing ----------------------- https://rrrepo.co/repo/Marketing Startups -------------------------- https://rrrepo.co/repo/Startups Web Design -------------------- https://rrrepo.co/repo/webdesign Email ------------------------------ https://rrrepo.co/repo/Email Creative Resources --------- https://rrrepo.co/repo/CreativeR... Pokemon VGC ---------------- https://rrrepo.co/repo/Pokemon_VGC Wedding Planning ----------- https://rrrepo.co/repo/Weddingpl... Future Music ------------------- https://rrrepo.co/repo/FutureMusic Stock Photography ---------- https://rrrepo.co/repo/StockPhot... Tennis ---------------------------- https://rrrepo.co/repo/Tennis Slack Chats --------------------- https://rrrepo.co/repo/slackChats GulpJS --------------------------- https://rrrepo.co/repo/GulpJS Sublime Text ------------------ https://rrrepo.co/repo/SublimeText We're just out of the gates, and still in Alpha, so we are aware that a lot of UI needs to be streamlined, and we will be adding a whole suite of new features very shortly too.

Looks really interesting, you mentioned that a lot of people already have lists (some of them very large that would take quite a lot of time to copy over manually) of stuff on Github, any chance we could see a way to one-click import those lists into rrrepo? Might not be a perfect import because of formatting differences between the lists, but any major problems could be sorted out by hand afterwards.