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digg may be the king of the hill right now, but there are many other sites that do something similar. Just to name a few I’ve heard of: del.icio.us, technorati, bloglines, reddit, fark, furl. One tech site I frequent has a row of 15 icons for linking/marking via third party sites at the bottom of every post. Many of these are going to try to differentiate themselves via logic. So, if digg is rigg-ed, then the alternative is probably out there somewhere already.

We can bury the nutroots stuff, too. That should help. Or is there some reason it won’t?

It will be tough for the same reason that digging stuff is tough — we’re outnumbered. But, definitely, I’m going to work that side of it, too. … So, much of their stuff really deserves to be buried! Deep!

Your friend,
peacelvr

now Digg me back-dammit!

NTWR on November 17, 2006 at 6:36 PM

Peacelvr, eh? Dun Dug it, and then some.

Hot Air discusses the Digg link site. Web surfers visiting at other sites select the posts, which then appear in brief form at Digg, with a link to the original. Hat tip: LGFY —————————————————————————-…

i like the way you’re thinking on this. and might i say that that is a lovely blog you have there.

Liberals beat us on the internet because they are radical and aggressive in their tactics
They beat us on the internet because we have real jobs, while they spend 24/7 in Mom’s basement Digging every sockpuppet post they see.

Freelancer on November 17, 2006 at 8:03 PM

Naaaaaaaaaahhhhhhh ………………………. one of the liberals created the internet, remember?

Contrast all that with the mob rule at Digg. Imagine the United States if its Constitution were along the lines of Digg’s design. Now imagine an alternative to Digg, with a republican constitution instead of direct democracy.

You’re free to pass my email to tnculp if he asks.

tnculp, I’d be willing to offer some assistance with your RightTracker site. Let me know.

Liberals beat us on the internet because they are radical and aggressive in their tactics

They beat us on the internet because we have real jobs, while they spend 24/7 in Mom’s basement Digging every sockpuppet post they see.

maybe what can happen is we just put all of these different things up on the same agenda and individuals can elect for themselves whether, say, joining the click war at digg is something they’d enjoy. i know i get into netwar on a level others find frivolous, but which i know matter.

I just joined with a liberal-sounding name and password. Hopefully that will throw the brown shirts off. Try something like: peace warrior or earth lvr…

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You need to market your site, no matter what you are doing – retail, opinion, whatever. Letting things stand on their own means you will be standing alone.

Let me clarify: When I said “…stand on their own,” I was not advocating to stop advertising the site. What I was stating is that a good blog doesn’t need popularity votes in a “democracy” of partisans (in other words Digg), to prove that it is worthwhile. Would that be nice? Sure it would, and it might drive some traffic, but a site should prove its worthiness by its merits, not by stuffing an electronic ballot box.

Consider this: Why do you think that the American Family Association (a faith-based conservative values group) doesn’t try to gain members by advertising in The Nation magazine?? Obviously, because the AFA knows that their advertising dollar and resources could be better spent reaching people that DO share their values, rather then trying to simply stir up The Nation readers.

Simply put: Do not cast your pearls before a swine.

now Digg me back-dammit!

Little Green Footballs

Alllahpundit has a good post on the need for center-right (or whatever we want to call them) blog readers to become aware of increasingly popular “link farm” sites like Digg—because right now they’re heav…