Why, share it with others via Ryan Cullen’s excellent LibDig of course 🙂 The ALDC website is running a brief piece from myself on what it is and why it is a good idea to use it; read it here. Lovers of circular reasoning may wish to er, LibDig the piece.
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Or you could put it on your blog.
True 🙂 But there is an advantage in having a shared list in one place too.
I don’t get this – why not use the real Digg?
Take a small flow of traffic, convert that into a smaller flow of Libdiggers and… nothing.
Whereas if you used Digg and some of you digged something you would be accessing a huge flow of Diggers.
Guido: because on Digg the user base is very US and technology oriented. That means that stories on other topics struggle much harder to get any profile.
For example, if I want to find interesting stories about technology in the US, Digg is great. If I want interesting stories on gardening in Norway, it ain’t – because Norweigan gardeners are thin on the ground on Digg and any such content gets drowned out very easily.
Are there any blogs about the Norwegian leather industry? 🙂