Some other Digg-like sites can be found here: http://www.pligg.com/links/. A collection of sites using the Pligg open source software.
Scott
· 3 years ago
Where are the best voted items listed? I see that you can "Boost" a variety of articles, but shouldn't we be able to see the most popular? It seems everything is sorted by date, but there is no other sort option. To me this doesn't feel like a complete Digg due to the lack of an intelligent sorting algorithm.
Doug Sherrets
· 3 years ago
Pete,
I did a podcast with AutoSpies.com founder Pete Buffamanti & their VP of Technology Chip Grueter.
It will definitely be interesting to see how the digg model is applied to niches. Certainly digg is appealing in the sense that not only do users effectively create their own content, but the model is structured such that the digg clone receives more inbound links, and as a result gets higher Google rankings across more searches, which increases traffic.
Hey, this is for every one that show these Web sites some love. Most of the time people don't do anything, but hate. So stop being a hater, and enjoy life as it goes on. Peace!
orexin a
· 1 year ago
"See also: Netscape’s Digg clone."
Some other Digg-like sites can be found here: http://www.pligg.com/links/. A collection of sites using the Pligg open source software.
All Comments
I did a podcast with AutoSpies.com founder Pete Buffamanti & their VP of Technology Chip Grueter.
It will definitely be interesting to see how the digg model is applied to niches. Certainly digg is appealing in the sense that not only do users effectively create their own content, but the model is structured such that the digg clone receives more inbound links, and as a result gets higher Google rankings across more searches, which increases traffic.
You can visit the podcast here:
http://www.mrmarkets.com/2006/07/diggs_circular...
Thanks,
Doug
Some other Digg-like sites can be found here: http://www.pligg.com/links/. A collection of sites using the Pligg open source software.