Digg/Shoutwire Comparison

[tetsujin]

I am doing a bit of an experiment. I have submitted a very brief article to both Digg http://digg.com/linux_unix/Linux_BLVD_Legal_Stret_Sign_one_of_a_kind and Shoutwire The Amazing Linux Sign Shoutwire.com (http://www.shoutwire.com/comments/103223/The_Amazing_Linux_Sign) (ok someone else submitted the digg on but you get the picture. And I am just curious to see which brings in more traffic, and if any of them actually bring in a substantial amount of people. So if you really feel cool go and push buttons and lets see what happens. I will post about the results on here within a week.

Cameron

[ses5909]

Hey Cameron..sorry I completely missed the thread and only saw it today when I clicked Unanswered Posts!

How did your experiment fair?

[Michael Martin]

I like the Shoutwire one. The link was broken so it redirected me back here. How thoughtful! :)

[ghing]

Haven't tried Shoutwire...
i usually save my post in digg.com

[BlogEx]

i usually save my post in digg.comThat's going to get you nowhere very fast. Digg generally doesn't like you to submit your own content and they especially don't like it when you do it on a regular basis. You should save digg and the other social media sites for your most exceptional content.