14 Things I Dig about Digg 4
Did you think there was nothing to like about the new Digg, Digg4? Think again :)
Did you think there was nothing to like about the new Digg, Digg4? Think again :)
I and others have been awarded the badge of Digg right wing conspiracist. No, really!
These are the 5 Digg tools you need. Are there more? I doubt it!
Within a few hours time, over 9000 Twitter users retweeted the home page of an online pharmacy site… or Twitter was seriously attacked by spammers.
Some of the best social media relationships are built in PC online games.
My Digg story was soaring through the roof, then, all of a sudden, poof! It was as if I were hit with a 10 pound shovel.
No matter the niche or keyword phrase, Wikipedia just keeps on ranking–even for Google specific terms. I’d consider Googlebot brand term, wouldn’t you?
I just don’t undertand Digg sometimes. Why do the users adore Ron Paul, hate Microsoft, crave iPhones–why don’t they like my SEO posts? :) What is Digg saying here?
Nooo… I was afraid this would happen. The new Digg profiles contain a nofollow attribute, blocking your link love and mine. What shall we do?
Not so long ago, Digg was banning sites it didn’t like. I was amazed at how quickly Digg founder, Kevin Rose reversed his position to “respect these rights and to comply with the law” and no, not sipped, but guzzled the kool-aid of anarchists, crackers, DOSers and spammers, some of whom believe that they have a [...]
I like this definition of inaccessability from the Wordweb dictionary: The quality of not being unavailable when needed Over the past week or two, I have noticed several of my favorite social sites I routinely visit not “not being unavailable when needed.” To put it plainly, I had difficulties accessing Digg, LinkedIn and TechCrunch for a brief time. I know what you’re thinking. It’s my fault. I should [...]
I have been wanting to blog my thoughts about MyBlogLog, a social networking site that seems to cater largely to search marketers, bloggers and tech enthusiasts. I filled out a profile for the free service at MyBlogLog.com about a month or so ago when I noticed it on TechCrunch. I have signed up to test a great many social [...]
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