People will always try to game the system. I think it's merely a matter of elegance on how you do it. Your style will decide whether you will be called a spamme

People will always try to game the system. I think it's merely a matter of elegance on how you do it. Your style will decide whether you will be called a spammer. For example dropbox.com became a huge success because Drew Houston started serving Digg-"Easter Eggs" inside of dropbox to the Digg crowd that in turn gladly upvoted him. I find his approach very smart (they came out of nowhere) and I think dropbox would have not taken off without it. It's always the same. When you think it's spam, it's spam. It is like in that youtube video that was passed around some time ago: It's only sexual harassment when you aren't attractive. Otherwise it's charming.