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You can read a site and not be registered. I've been on this site for months but never chose to register an account. Found out about it on techcrunch about 6 mo
by aslkjdf 18y ago
You can read a site and not be registered. I've been on this site for months but never chose to register an account. Found out about it on techcrunch about 6 months ago and have been reading every day since. Even shared and discuss it with my boss. Just like on digg, it took me 8 months before I joined. You can see a pattern through observation of submissions. Instead of trying to discredit me by the length of days of my account, why dont you try and just take in my point and reflect on it and then interact with me on what you think. Its a word to the wise. I am not saying panic. Panic is for morons. But many people are aware of the problems with digg and they wont be fixed using simple user guidelines.
- robg 18y agoExcept the only way to influence the direction of this community is by actually participating. And complaining about content does no good especially if you're not submitting content you deem better.
- aslkjdf 18y agoYour right. I'll stop posting comments complaining and go somewhere else. By the way, again, please try and get the point of what people say instead of trying discredit them. If you don't think i'm enough a part of the community to dawn upon you a valid observation then so be it. As if you can't spot a problem only through observation. I won't be posting here any longer. Good job building the community robg.
- robg 18y agoInstead of going elsewhere, why not simply submit content that you think is better? As for my complaints on your comments, it's very strange for me to read complaints from someone who has done nothing (quite literally) to fix the problem they're complaining about. You have that power just as much as I do. Why not make use of it?
- alexk 18y agoSometimes you need to express your opinion to start a discussion.