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Mark Pack

Found something interesting on the internet? Share it with other LibDems

By Mark Pack | Tue 28th December 2010 - 10:25 am

You may have seen mentioned in the weekly Golden Dozen round-ups reference to LibDig – but there’s much more to the site than sharing a story for hopeful inclusion in the round-ups. Thanks to LibDig, Liberal Democrat members can easily share interesting, useful or enjoyable stories, videos or blog posts.

You can either post up content you have seen, or vote on content that other people have posted up; either way it’s a way of saying, “I found this interesting. I think you’ll find it interesting too.”

Social bookmarking sites like this have been around for a while, but they tend …

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