How to Really Submit a Banned Site to Digg
Tuesday 13 February 2007 - Filed under social media
A while back Paul Stamatiou made a post about how to get on Digg after your domain is banned. Don’t know if he’s on a “devil may care” deathwish because he was banned from Digg but he gets no dice because he’s using sneaky redirects and stuff that is sure to be against Digg’s policy. Plus, it’s way too complicated for the average person to implement.
So basically I came up with a 2 step process that’s not against any policy so far as I know where you can submit stories from banned sites to Digg without any sneaky redirects. It’s a win win situation for everyone.
- Submit story from banned site to netscape.com
- Submit netscape.com story to Digg
Who knows maybe it’ll catch on.
How To: Get on Digg If Your Domain Is Banned – PaulStamatiou.com
Digg – 10 Blogging Mistakes To Avoid
10 Blogging Mistakes To Avoid » Netscape.com
10 Blogging Mistakes To Avoid « John Chow dot Com
2007-02-13 » baron
13 February 2007 @ 7:34 pm
There’s one problem with your plan. Diggers HATE netscape and are unlikely to ever digg a story linking to netscape.
13 February 2007 @ 7:38 pm
I’m going to pretend that I didn’t hear you. lol
14 February 2007 @ 12:54 am
Haven’t there been a couple of recursions done between Digg and Reddit?
14 February 2007 @ 2:34 am
I think I’ve seen a couple but I wonder if it’ll work with the “bury brigade”.
It would be hilarious if people used Netscape frames to circumvent the blocking banned sites only to build Netscape traffic.
14 February 2007 @ 2:54 am
18 diggs and counting
14 February 2007 @ 3:04 am
A miracle it’s not buried yet but there’s some tough competition!
I wonder if they’d ban netscape if this became a trend