Spread the word out with group effort

[Kevin]

Social media sites have been very hot in the past two years, they have become one of the most effective ways to get attention on the Internet. I just added the third way to submit a thread to digg.com. If you like a thread, please submit it, or digg it if it has been submitted.

The first digg will require registration, but after that, you will remain login, it's very easy to digg a thread which has been submitted, only two mouse clicks, but it could help the thread reach hundreds of readers with minimal effort.

e.g. Just submitted ST's thread: https://www.natmedtalk.com/mms-miracl...-solution.html. Please digg it if you like the thread. Again, only two mouse clicks. The digg button is above the thread title.



Let's use this thread as a digg call. If you want other members to digg a thread, simple reply to this thread with your thread URL. It shouldn't be hard to get 10 diggs.

Forum guests can digg a thread as well, if we submit a thread, it may get more attention than we expect.

Thanks!

[Xania]

Thank you, Kevin, for all the effort you put in to increasing our Internet presence!

[Kevin]

I really think this is the most important additional feature on this forum. It would be very helpful to this board, if 10 members would like to do it.

I just submitted the Acupuncture thread.

[Xania]

Great!
I submitted Harry's Blueberries - Superfood for Your Brain and More

It was challenged as being a duplicate but , although other articles had the word Blueberries or Brain in the title, it was finally accepted.

[Kevin]

Thanks, Xania!

It challenges every submission.

[Kevin]

Just to clarify: I'm not asking every member to do the submissions. Just in case when you are reading a thread which has been submitted, and you think it deserves more attention, give it a digg. A few mouse clicks help more than you expect.

I will submit some threads from time to time, I often feel bored. But one digg is useless, 10 diggs could make a big difference, although I don't expect digg effect .

[scorpiotiger]

this is pretty cool, Kevin.

good idea!

[Arrowwind09]

OK. don't know what I am doing but I just dugg Harrys article on Vitamin D.
The whole thread shows up on diggs. So somebody else digg it and give it a boost!

[Kevin]

Sorry, Arrow, I should have explained a bit more.

Digg.com is a popular news source, users submit stories and vote (digg) them, stories with more diggs are ranked higher and get more attention. As digg has a huge user base, some stories, mainly those not covered by the mainstream news websites, could draw massive visitors. But most stories only get a couple votes. If a story gets 10 diggs, it will have a better chance to stand out, if it's interesting.