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Re: New Memedigger: BlogMemes

Velvet — Sat, 21 Jun 2008 06:01:42 -0000

Unfortunately blogmeme is down for some time now.

Re: New Memedigger: BlogMemes

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Re: New Memedigger: BlogMemes

Kostas — Mon, 10 Sep 2007 15:20:37 -0000

Nice!

Re: New Memedigger: BlogMemes

Eduardo — Wed, 26 Apr 2006 20:48:47 -0000

Ok, thanks.
:)

Re: New Memedigger: BlogMemes

Pete Cashmore — Tue, 25 Apr 2006 09:08:33 -0000

Hi Eduardo,

Nah, I didn't say BlogMemes was a trojan horse - I was trying to use BlogMemes as a starting point so I could segway to some analysis of this space (hence, a trojan horse, which is a way to sneak something in unnoticed).

Thanks for the clarifications on how BlogMemes works.

Re: New Memedigger: BlogMemes

Mike D. — Tue, 25 Apr 2006 01:55:50 -0000

Yep... the comment about Digg is absolutely true. It was only a "simple" operation until v2 came out... and that was quite awhile ago. Almost a year now.

Anybody who thinks creating a site like Digg is just about having a simple algorithm that raises and lowers items based on votes is entirely unfamiliar with the process. Your second point is also worth repeating: you *don't* build these things in advance. You build them in reaction to the usage patterns you notice over time.

Re: New Memedigger: BlogMemes

Scott — Tue, 25 Apr 2006 01:33:48 -0000

pete,

Let's not forget Friendster and MySpace. Friendster was the first major social network and was doing extremely well until MySpace came into the picture. I'm sure there's a great deal of space left for memediggers to move into. I'm just waiting for the MySpace of Digg to come around.

- Scott

Re: New Memedigger: BlogMemes

Eduardo — Mon, 24 Apr 2006 22:46:29 -0000

Hi.
I don't understand why you mention BlogMemes as a Trojan Horse. My english is limited, so I apologize for the rest of this comment.
I don't know if you have used blogmemes, but is different in many aspects of digg.
1.- We don't have a karma for users, we have a ranking of users, but it doesn't influence the vote.
2.- No negative votes, so users in blogmemes only can promote the notes, and this is interesting. There aren't gangs of people, censuring notes.
3.- Debates with clear position. You can agree with a note, or disagree.

I think that blogmemes is really a social blog, more than a digg like system. At least, it has evolved that way.
In the spanish version blogmemes.com, this is notable true, blogmemes.com is like a blog written by the comunity.

Thanks for the mention anyway.
3.- Very simple algorithm
4.- Open source