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Expanding on the answers by Tobias Kildetoft and Joseph O'Rourke.

There is some kind of automatic Best Of:

• http://mathoverflow.net/?tab=month (the few on the top are almost always of general interest)
• http://mathoverflow.net/?tab=week (to be more up-to-date and less selective; still, questions there are usually decent)

Also, based on comments there are some StackApps, for example:

• https://stackapps.com/questions/4018/boso-best-of-stack-overflow

For more manual choice of questions (in the spirit of Editor's Choice or rather... Mod's Choice), I think the simplest way is to share links on G+ or Twitter (especially as sharing is already built-in).

Expanding on the answers by Tobias Kildetoft and Joseph O'Rourke.

There is some kind of automatic Best Of:

• https://mathoverflow.net/?tab=month (the few on the top are almost always of general interest)
• https://mathoverflow.net/?tab=week (to be more up-to-date and less selective; still, questions there are usually decent)

Also, based on comments there are some StackApps, for example:

• https://stackapps.com/questions/4018/boso-best-of-stack-overflow

For more manual choice of questions (in the spirit of Editor's Choice or rather... Mod's Choice), I think the simplest way is to share links on G+ or Twitter (especially as sharing is already built-in).

Expanding on the answers by Tobias Kildetoft and Joseph O'Rourke.

There is some kind of automatic Best Of:

• http://mathoverflow.net/?tab=month (the few on the top are almost always of general interest)
• http://mathoverflow.net/?tab=week (to be more up-to-date and less selective; still, questions there are usually decent)

Also, based on comments there are some StackApps, for example:

• http://stackapps.com/questions/4018/boso-best-of-stack-overflow

For more manual choice of questions (in the spirit of Editor's Choice or rather... Mod's Choice), I think the simplest way is to share links on G+ or Twitter (especially as sharing is already built-in).

Expanding on the answers by Tobias Kildetoft and Joseph O'Rourke.

There is some kind of automatic Best Of:

• http://mathoverflow.net/?tab=month (the few on the top are almost always of general interest)
• http://mathoverflow.net/?tab=week (to be more up-to-date and less selective; still, questions there are usually decent)

Also, based on comments there are some StackApps, for example:

• https://stackapps.com/questions/4018/boso-best-of-stack-overflow

For more manual choice of questions (in the spirit of Editor's Choice or rather... Mod's Choice), I think the simplest way is to share links on G+ or Twitter (especially as sharing is already built-in).

Expanding on the answers by Tobias Kildetoft and Joseph O'Rourke.

There is some kind of automatic Best Of:

• http://mathoverflow.net/?tab=month (the few on the top are almost always of general interest)
• http://mathoverflow.net/?tab=week (to be more up-to-date and less selective; still, questions there are usually decent)

Also, based on comments there are some StackApps, for example:

• http://stackapps.com/questions/4018/boso-best-of-stack-overflow

For more manual choice of questions (in the spirit of Editor's Choice or rather... Mod's Choice), I think the simplest way is to share links on G+ or Twitter (especially as sharing is already built-in).

Expanding on the answers by Tobias Kildetoft and Joseph O'Rourke.

There is some kind of automatic Best Of:

• http://mathoverflow.net/?tab=month (the few on the top are almost always of general interest)
• http://mathoverflow.net/?tab=week (to be more up-to-date and less selective; still, questions there are usually decent)

Also, based on comments there are some StackApps, for example:

• http://stackapps.com/questions/4018/boso-best-of-stack-overflow

For more manual choice of questions (in the spirit of Editor's Choice or rather... Mod's Choice), I think the simplest way is to share links on G+ or Twitter (especially as sharing is already built-in).