content: It's a great idea.  I don't keep up so much on which sites may have done or supported unethical things - so a go-to list of relatively clean organizations would be very helpful.  My deal is mainly to find interesting or useful information and post it no matter where it comes from, but generally speaking, there are at least half a dozen sites giving the same information and we can choose which sites to link.  If I'm being conscientious I will try to find the "original" source, as many articles are just echo chamber fodder, and I do post echo chamber stuff when I feel it's important to know (not so much for tech, but, Hillary). The following links are ones that I use, but they may have issues that I'm not aware of, so feel free to critique or inform me why they might be questionable in some way. To your list I would add: https://www.eff.org/ http://www.smallnetbuilder.com/ I also use aggregation sites to quickly browse headlines: http://www.freshnews.org/ http://www.dailyrotation.com/