Some days ago in my Digg Democracy entry I wrote following.
When using Google or any other search engine I don’t want to land on a social bookmarking site to find a link. But this is not the fault of Digg (or any other social bookmarking site).
Only some days later Search Engine Land starts the debate [...]
Is Digg Search Engine Worthy
January 3rd, 2007 · No Comments
Tags: digg, editorial, google, SE, SERP, social-bookmarking, social-news
Digg, The Democracy Is Put In Observation
December 30th, 2006 · 3 Comments
OK, I do digg, but then again I am a non-regular digger. There are several reasons for this.
The Power Of The Masses
Long are the days gone where a digg meant that an article was really read. Today many diggers will scroll down the list and bookmark stories, depending on title and digger.
Or bury the entry. [...]
Tags: digg, jerking-off, netscape, social-news
Democracy Hath No Bury Button
December 28th, 2006 · 2 Comments
A great article by Muhammed Saleem on Digg’s democracy over at The Mulife.
There are two potential ways of solving this problem:
Keep the burying system but remove the ‘bury as lame’ option. This way people can report content that is flawed in some way (and can either be fixed or deserves to be removed) but at [...]
Tags: censorship, democracy, digg, spam, themulife, whoring
finally a site slower than digg.com
December 2nd, 2006 · 2 Comments
and it is AT MY BLOG!
Isn’t that territastic?
While WP2.1 still is in Alpha stage I don’t have to worry too much and hurry with the new theme, although lately after Alpha the final release, also called Beta, follows. But still I won’t hurry, because I know what Web3.0 will bring : Alpha previews for everyone [...]
Tags: browser, digg, IMIF, iminternetfamous, life-stream
new media is so old media
September 14th, 2006 · 7 Comments
… now it’s time for the new media monikers to admit it.
3 Years long the web has been changing. Lately every day faster and faster. A new web, Web2.0 has been promoted. User-content driven. APIs and lots more of wicked widgets, and possibilities and shared codes and more.
People are still promoting it. But the hype [...]
Tags: 9rules, alpha, alpha-plus, blog-network, blogmedia, calacanis, chartreuse, community, cuban, digg, myspace, netscape, omega, peter-chenin, user-content, web+2.0, web3.0, weblogs.inc
is this even possible?
September 10th, 2006 · No Comments
How can this be possible? I mean seriously? You run one of the most expensively bought blogs. You profile yourself as one of the better blognetworks.
But you don’t fucking survive being dugg? Are you saying that your whole platform worked without caching engine and your wp-blogs don’t use wp-cache?
New to the business? Beginners.
No seriously. Fucking.amateurs.
Get [...]
Tags: 9rules, amateur, blogherald, blogmedia, caching, digg, dugg, whoring, wordpress, wp, wp-cache