Digg - the effect and other nine reasons why bloggers should avoid social links

Who from bloggers with the purpose of promoting their web diary at least once did not use the opportunities of social reference resources like Digg or del.icio.us? I, in any case, used, and many times. But the more I did it, the more the feeling of dissatisfaction woke up in me. And it turns out that not only I woke up ...

For example, what conclusions did the author of Top Ten Reasons Bloggers Should Avoid Social Bookmaking come to :

Avoid social links. Do not fuss! Be creative! Give out "on the mountain" quality content. And glory will find you. Together with a grateful reader, and if you are lucky, with an equally grateful advertiser. Well, and you want to use the resources of social links? Well, then you have to wait for the arrival of Web 3.0.

The quotation is given in a very free translation, made in my note . All the author's arguments were also freely translated there, supplemented by my blitz comments and my own conclusions. And if to speak more precisely, it is not even a translation, but some kind of improvisation, or variations on the theme proposed in the original.

I was somewhat hesitant over whether or not to post this annotation on another collective blog Blogosphere. But then he decided that in “Intelligent ...” she would be better off :). After all, it is time to start discussing the issues of the functional “filling” of the SRI. And here, as a matter of fact, we are talking about this . True, it is still very indirect, more precisely, on the contrary ...