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September 26, 2008 - Friday
WHICH BABY R U.......Category: Friends
September 24, 2008 - Wednesday
Beer v/s Women, Which is betterCategory: Life
August 21, 2008 - Thursday
If google Rule the worldCategory: Goals, Plans And Hopes
      August 19, 2008 - Tuesday
Cars of Police Departments of various countriesCategory: Automative
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August 8, 2008 - Friday
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August 7, 2008 - Thursday
Tips: How to become a power full diggerCategory: Jobs, Works And Career
I will share some of the basic "white hat" techniques you can use to be successful in getting digg frontpage traffic. I am one of the top 1000 diggers on digg (long page) out of millions of members.
Things NOT to do: 1) Get a retarded digg username: If you get a digg username by the name of your blog that you will most likely promote; power users will not add you as a friend for you to be successful as a digger. They will think (rightfully) that you are a spammer. Avoid terms like "Blogger", "seoguru", "promoter". No, you will not get brownie points for having these kind of username; and yes it does matter. Avoid username Like this:  or this.  2) Submit links that is trying to sell you "ebooks", "PhP script" or any kind of spammy stuff: Trust me never in your life will you ever get on the digg frontpage. Google has "burry brigade" which is very active on burying anything that is remotely spammy. Like on this example, this guys was able to get many diggs and many comments; mainly with the help of duplicate accounts; yet never made the frontpage; I can assure you he probably got more bury (which you can't see) than digg.  3) Have more submissions than digg: If you are submissions rate are proportionately higher than your dugg stories number; it simply means, you are here just to submit your stuff and leave. You don't care about the digg community and not an active member. Digg community don't appreciate that. Look at this guys activity:  Why would anyone want to digg his content or add him as a friend? Yes people do check your activity. This is a example of good stats:  Even though a big portion of my submissions were my own blog, I am active member of the community by regularly digging other's content and commenting on them when I feel like. 4) Don't make rude/dumb comments: Even though a good portion of digg comments are dumb comments or rehash of the same comments made five minutes ago; if you post random links to your own blog not relevant to the content (like some people do in this forum) and also regularly make rude/vulgar comments; people will report you and they will delete your account without warning. So don't post links from your own blog on comments if it is not relevant. That's how I lost my first account; I learned my lesson. 5) Dont submit many stories in short time: Some people get too excited and submits 10-15 stories from their same domain. This will get you and your domain banned from digg, so don't do it. Things you should do: 1) Add friends: You have a limit of 1000 friends you can add to your account. So add friends wisely, like people from the the top 1000 users list I provided above. You can only shout to them if they add you back, and they will only add you if your account information does not look spammy. Some people will not add you if they see that you just registered yesterday. So in that case take your time digg around, make comments, submit once in a while; and people will start adding you as friends. Remember, number of friends is not important, rather "quality friends" are more important. Those are the people who digg your stuff. So keep a close look at your submissions and see if friends do digg your stuff, if not remove them and look for friends who will. Always remember, diggs from "non-friends" has more brownie points than digg from "friends", so try to make digg worthy submissions, so that non-friends will also digg them.  2) Shout to friends: There is nothing wrong with shouting to friends. Even though hardcore digg users despise this feature, digg recommends and encourages you to shout to your friends for digg. It help to levels the field between mere mortals and digg uber users. There is a limit to how many friends you can shout to at one time (I think 100 in 15 minutes break), so take your time and shout to friends increment. Also, most of the time only mutual friends allow you to shout your content, so if some one did not add you as a friend as well, happily remove them. 3) You have 24 hours: In 90% of cases digg article can only reach the frontpage in the first 24 hours, given that there are enough diggs from a diverse group users (ie, not only your friends). So take advantage of the first 24 hours and ask your friends to "exchange shouts", where you can shout their contents and they can shout your content. Again, perhaps a bit unethical but everyone does it and digg encourages it. 4) Add your submitted stories as favorites in your profile: Power users, who are also your friend will often check your favorite list and put your submission on their feed reader, so that they can automatically digg your stuff, without you having to ask for a digg. Try to do the same.  5) Have a well designed website: If you are promoting your own blog, make sure it has a decent design and not a viewer repellent. That is ofcourse you want your blog to be on the front page more than one hit wonder. So that they will look at your domain name from the submission and think, "I liked what I saw last time", instead of steering away without even checking the content. I can't stress to you enough, how important this is. 6) Add icon: Try to add icon and some personal details about you. The icon is important, allmost all powerusers has icon picture in them. Ok these are some very basic rules I follow, there are many other aspects to it and "digg tools" you can use that I might discuss in the future; depending on the response and if people find this useful. Original Article At Site Point August 4, 2008 - Monday
The school of the futureCategory: Jobs, Works And Career
Orestad College is the new danish school , built around an open area that can be seen from almost every floor. It looks like a big mall. It offers fields of study in science, social science and human science. The purpose of the college is to realize the 2005 reform’s aims to strengthen and renew the student’s professional capabilities, to prepare the students better for university and to enhance the science aspect.
The school has wireless internet everywhere and every student receives a free laptop. It even has some orange pillows for students to relax, talk , work on the computer. This is the school of my dreams!
Google Walks Away From Digg DealCategory: News And Politics
Google Walks Away From Digg Deal
Google was in the due diligence stage of the deal, where they peer deep into Digg’s technology and financial statements. Most term sheets are non binding, so anything that gives the buyer pause can be used as an excuse to walk away - but generally the buyer already has a very good idea what they are getting well before the term sheet stage. Two sources close to the companies suggested that some issue that came up during technical due diligence was to blame. One source said that the issue was more personality driven, and that Google decided after spending more time with Digg’s top team that there just wasn’t a fit. Either way the deal appears to dead and can be added to the long list of failed Digg acquisition deals. And when a company is “left at the altar” other buyers are usually hesitant to step in. So what will Digg do now? We’re hearing they’ll just push through with a new round of financing. Digg hired Allen & Co.
 Google was in the due diligence stage of the deal, where they peer deep into Digg’s technology and financial statements. Most term sheets are non binding, so anything that gives the buyer pause can be used as an excuse to walk away - but generally the buyer already has a very good idea what they are getting well before the term sheet stage. Two sources close to the companies suggested that some issue that came up during technical due diligence was to blame. One source said that the issue was more personality driven, and that Google decided after spending more time with Digg’s top team that there just wasn’t a fit. Either way the deal appears to dead and can be added to the long list of failed Digg acquisition deals. And when a company is “left at the altar” other buyers are usually hesitant to step in. So what will Digg do now? We’re hearing they’ll just push through with a new round of financing. Digg hired Allen & Co. minimize CrunchBase Information Digg 
Digg is a user driven social content website. Everything on Digg is user-submitted. After you submit content, other people read your submission and “Digg” what they like best. If your story receives enough Diggs, it’s promoted to the front page for… Learn More Google 
Google primarily provides search and advertising services, which together aim to organize and monetize the world’s information. In addition to its dominant search engine, it offers a plethora of tools and platforms including its more popular… Learn More
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