You don’t need to know which web browser I support, or what blog-network I’m a part of. You don’t need me to point you to a social-bookmarking site, because chances are, you know them already. And if not, Google is always right there. You don’t need know what song I just listened to, because hopefully you have your own soundtrack. And I don’t think knowing what book I last read is of any real use to you unless I write a lengthy review and tell you what I thought of it.

Jack Shedd on what so many sites are filled with today: debris. (via topherchris)

And well said too.. I’m not too bothered about seeing what others are reading or listening to, but I can’t stand seeing those “bookmark this” links, or those completely fucking useless Snap.com site preview thumbnails.. Less of that, and more of what matters..