Up to a point. Digg can react badly if you go too far, and my other
article http://digg.com/software/_Get_Legal_-
_OpenOffice.Org_Spins_Microsoft_FUD headlined "Get Legal" -
OpenOffice.Org Spins Microsoft FUD got a respectable 1128 Diggs. What
certainly seems to be important is to get a fast 20-30 Diggs early in
the life of the article to get it standing out from the crowd; I'm
now watching for OO.o postings by having many OO.o members as
"Friends" so their postings show up more clearly.
S.
On May 4, 2006, at 09:33, Ian Lynch wrote:
Just an observation
If you want headline publicity you need some controversy. Simon Phipps
put out a factual post about ISO 26300, 43 diggs, Chads more
provocative
post 1700+ Diggs.
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Ian Lynch
www.theINGOTs.org
www.opendocumentfellowship.org
www.schoolforge.org.uk
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