Beyond simply displaying the stories journalists deem most important, this document discusses using data on user engagement to uncover additional stories that readers are highly interested in but may not be prominently featured. It suggests analyzing the ratio of user interactions to page views for a story to identify those that are engaging readers more than their placement would indicate, potentially finding underestimated stories of interest to readers. The document is from a 2013 conference on data-driven journalism and explores how data can reveal additional stories beyond the ones at the top of news site hierarchies.