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You have probably noticed the new social bookmarking icons. Although they look simple enough to use there are some guidelines you should follow when using them:
1. Don't submit every thread. The thread you are submitting is supposed to have some new information. It could be an article or a tutorial.
2. If you want to submit a discussion make sure it has at least 5 replies and offers some useful information.
3. To submit any content from this forum you'll need accounts with the sites you are submitting to. You can create them here:
Digg / News
del.icio.us
Technorati: Home
LookSmart's Furl - Your Personal Web
4. The best of these is probably the Digg cause it brings loads of traffic, but others are also useful.
5. These plugins can be easily mis-used for self-promotion, and rest assured that we will check if you did so which will cause serious consequences.
6. When submitting a thread to a site (ie. Digg) you are doing it from your account which you have created for that site. Read the rules and TOS on every of these sites since they are not affiliated in any way with the UK Webmaster World Forums and when submitting a site you need to abide by their rules.
7. Enough of the "do nots". Go submit something!
1. Don't submit every thread. The thread you are submitting is supposed to have some new information. It could be an article or a tutorial.
2. If you want to submit a discussion make sure it has at least 5 replies and offers some useful information.
3. To submit any content from this forum you'll need accounts with the sites you are submitting to. You can create them here:
Digg / News
del.icio.us
Technorati: Home
LookSmart's Furl - Your Personal Web
4. The best of these is probably the Digg cause it brings loads of traffic, but others are also useful.
5. These plugins can be easily mis-used for self-promotion, and rest assured that we will check if you did so which will cause serious consequences.
6. When submitting a thread to a site (ie. Digg) you are doing it from your account which you have created for that site. Read the rules and TOS on every of these sites since they are not affiliated in any way with the UK Webmaster World Forums and when submitting a site you need to abide by their rules.
7. Enough of the "do nots". Go submit something!
