Twitter is a social network and micro-blogging service which serves me well for connecting with colleagues, friends and family. As great of a service as it is, however it does lack some minor functionality that would appease power users and new users alike.
Read the rest of this entry »
It has been an exciting couple of days. One of my posts, “7 Office Games You Can Play with Your Co-workers“, was promoted to the front page of a nice little site called I Am Bored. 15,000 visitors later, I am happy to report my site stayed up for the entire time and I learned about a new source of traffic.
Today, the creators of Search Engine Land released their own social networking site. They plan to offer a community “where people can meet, talk, discuss and network”.
About three days ago, I got my first post, 101 Ways to Annoy Your Co-workers, onto the Digg.com home page. I’ve heard stories from people that say getting on the home page is a blessing and a curse at the same time.
A new Digg gaming site, Subvert and Profit, launched earlier this week with an army of at least 500 users. What does this mean for Digg? Well, there is now a collective of it’s users getting paid to vote on stories. Advertisers pay to have their stories “dugg” to ultimately get on the coveted Digg home page.
 |
 |
| Latest donor: Job Search USA |
|
| More about the laptop fund | |
New on ArticleOnRamp.com
