Comments on: Digging & Shouting, What’s The Deal? http://thekeys2internetmarketing.com/web-20/digging-shouting-whats-the-deal Tools To Help You Build Your Business Online Tue, 03 Jan 2012 19:37:43 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.4 By: Benny Greenberg http://thekeys2internetmarketing.com/web-20/digging-shouting-whats-the-deal/comment-page-1#comment-1826 Benny Greenberg Thu, 25 Sep 2008 01:46:28 +0000 http://thekeys2internetmarketing.com/web-20/digging-shouting-whats-the-deal#comment-1826 My personal experience has show this to be very untrue - of course I have not done a specific scientific study - But up until quite recently - I was quite the digger... I can tell you that from the work I have done there with many other diggers - google page ranks have increased not decreased. Ben www.ya-ttitude.com My personal experience has show this to be very untrue – of course I have not done a specific scientific study – But up until quite recently – I was quite the digger…

I can tell you that from the work I have done there with many other diggers – google page ranks have increased not decreased.

Ben
http://www.ya-ttitude.com

]]> By: Chris Lang http://thekeys2internetmarketing.com/web-20/digging-shouting-whats-the-deal/comment-page-1#comment-472 Chris Lang Sun, 04 May 2008 14:31:50 +0000 http://thekeys2internetmarketing.com/web-20/digging-shouting-whats-the-deal#comment-472 Charly, I am pretty darn sure this is correct as far as the search engines go. But what really concerns me is that is Digg completely ignoring me on this issue. They expose our private communications within the community. I have sent many emails to all departments. One support person and I mean ONE ONLY replied that "they would let the developers know" that this was occurring. But it still does, just log out after you send a shout and then look at your profile, > history tab, and there they are. <em>Chris Lang's last blog post..<a href='http://www.keywebdata.com/?p=79' rel="nofollow">How to Get More Diggs, Digg Privacy Breach and What Shouts Mean to Your Search Rankings</a></em> Charly, I am pretty darn sure this is correct as far as the search engines go.

But what really concerns me is that is Digg completely ignoring me on this issue. They expose our private communications within the community.

I have sent many emails to all departments. One support person and I mean ONE ONLY replied that “they would let the developers know” that this was occurring.

But it still does, just log out after you send a shout and then look at your profile, > history tab, and there they are.

Chris Lang’s last blog post..How to Get More Diggs, Digg Privacy Breach and What Shouts Mean to Your Search Rankings

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