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itamer.com — Just came across this blog entry about the use of Digg and whether it's ethical or appropriate to solicit diggs of your own articles.

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  • mjjack, on 10/12/2007, -1/+0I've noticed a bunch of articles that were obviously posted by the owner of the site (dug down as spam). I think that's a little uncool but who really cares if nobody ever diggs it. IMO, ethical self promotion ends at putting a "digg this" link on your site. Submitting your own site, soliciting diggs of your own site, or digging articles to help out a friend are all problematic IMO. Digging your own site is not much different from clicking on your own google ads (which can get you banned).

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