Something you in no way should do with DIGG.com

[gilmore]

Just followed a recommandation from some user at another forum which said you could push your articles submitted to digg.com by registering several accounts and click the digg it from each of them.


This took less than 2 hours and all accounts got banned and my IP too - 😀


It didn't hurt me since I in anyway not got anything out of it, so I don't care.


So be warned and not do the same mistake 😉

 

[clemens]

Can't believe your so stupid, sorry lol


A nob replied to a thread you subscribe to and you are following the advice of him... haha

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[drillbill]

LoL sorry but not all you read on a fourm you also should try 😀

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Hey, I don't make the news. I only report it! 😎

 

[gilmore]

okay okay I got the point here, will not do it again 😉

 

[clemens]

No comments, just stupid 🙂

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[bogart]

Has been some time since I last visited this forum, but this is the most stupid thing I ever heard off! 😀

 

[SysOp]

Well gilmore, I found som good news about digg.com published on webpronews, it says something about people that do similar stuff and worth like you did 😀


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[gwenpinay]

Your little trick would have worked (probably) have you had a dial-up connection. You see, websites track the IP addresses of all site visitors. Every email address registered with a site is matched by an IP. That being said, dial-up connections give you a different IP every time you get online. So, if you had a different IP address when you registered different emails with Digg, you'd have been able to make it work.

 

[crimson]

I guess this is a lesson that you must learn. Never to do it gain. Play fair that's what I say.