Digg Circle Rules

[Jeremy]

This forum has been set up for members to help other members by digging their QUALITY articles. Or feel free to help eachother out on any of the other social networking sites.

A few ground rules though. Use common sense for one, don't submit crap because it won't get far anyways.

Also to keep people from abusing this, I think we limit each member to 1 Digg submission in this forum per week.

Feel free to share any additional thoughts.

[Brandon]

Stickied!

[losercore]

I must agree with you Jeremy. Also you should consider having minimum post for people to be able to ask others to digg. otherwise we may end up with a buch of one time posters just trying to get articles dugg.

just a thought. maybe just 10 or 15 post. Nothing fancy.

[Zilla]

Good stuff!

I think this is an excellent idea.

[Brandon]

Originally Posted by losercore

I must agree with you Jeremy. Also you should consider having minimum post for people to be able to ask others to digg. otherwise we may end up with a buch of one time posters just trying to get articles dugg.

just a thought. maybe just 10 or 15 post. Nothing fancy.

I agree, I also urge you guys to not digg anyone who is a new member and its one of their first posts. Just to help incase we don't catch it.

[Ozpoker]

Yep - Great idea

[The Poker Grind]

Thanks....cancel

[chane]

I've been looking for something like this for awhile. I need more friends at the social bookmarking sites!

[Edwin]

Digging articles by following a direct link from this forum will be counter productive, if a great deal of diggs, percentage wise, originate from a forum then the algorithm can easily detect manipulation.

If you want to do it right, you need to enter the headline of the article and category and add a date when you've submitted it to Digg.

Granted, it does require a little more effort to digg a story, but that is just something you would need to be able to do to help out.

It's kind of pointless otherwise...

[webmacho]

Still everything only on Idea?