Comment by ericyd

I would posit that this post is a more useful entry into a /now page than a collection of data from third party services. If I want to follow my friends' interests in a specific area of media (e.g. movies) then I'm inclined to log in to that service and see their recent reviews. I'm not sure an aggregator like this actually provides value to readers. On the other hand, reading about a fun software project about integrating with disparate APIs via custom Go scripts seems like a much more interesting personal site post. I guess I'm just really not sold on the benefits of a /now page.