We all have our favorite website. What does yours say about you? Flavorwire's Lester Gulch defines the stereotypical reader of 34 popular websites. Here are a few:
Slate: That guy at the party who’s always going, “Just to play the devil’s advocate for a second…”The Atlantic: Brilliant, curious thought leaders
Salon: People who pretend they want to read about lefty politics but actually want to read celebrity gossip
Huffington Post: People who pretend they want to read about lefty politics but actually want to gawk at celebrity nip slips
Fark: Your post-frat buddy who is always sending you some link you’ve already seen a million times
The Awl: Jealous bloggers who are sick of writing SEO headlines
The Atlantic Wire: Brilliant, curious thought leaders who are also good looking
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