Digg is a website that allows people to share interesting
content found on other websites. Unlike a typical blog or news site, you won’t
find any original content on Digg. Instead, you’ll see links to articles on other
sites along with brief descriptions about those articles.
So Digg is just a bunch of links with no actual content?
What’s the big deal? The wonderful thing about Digg is that thousands of users
rate the submitted links. The end result is a high quality list of interesting
websites.
There are several ways to submit a link to Digg. Many
websites have Digg icons built in.
If you click the Digg icon and the story has
not yet been submitted to Digg, you will arrive at the “Submit a New Link”
page.
Enter a title for your Digg and add a brief description about the
article. Next, choose which topic best describes your story and make sure
everything looks okay in the preview.
Finally, enter the text from the image
into the space to the left and click “Submit Story”.
If you are not the first
person to submit the link to Digg, all you have to do is click “digg” and your
vote will be counted.
