What is Digg?2 Comments
- inactive, on 10/12/2007, -0/+1What's the point? It seems they just want to leech of your talent...50/50 split of ad revenue? Ha for what? Some blogging software (tonnes of free ones out there), some blog hosting (blogger.com not good enough?) and a design ?
Not worth it in my books. The whole point of blogs is that any joe schmoe can start one for next to nothing. If you have something interesting to write about, then you don't need these guys to help you get start. You'd be better off starting it yourself and get 100% of the ad profits.
Besides, they don't even post the terms (like how long you have to be with them, if you keep the copyright to content, etc). - inactive, on 10/12/2007, -0/+0I think this could be a good deal, but only if you really, really don't want to spend anything on web hosting ever. For a very small site I'd rather pay 50% of my (presumably nonexistent) AdSense money than pay however much per month for hosting.
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