Comments on: A Look Inside Digg’s Top 100

By: Your Ultimate Digg Resource: : tzuvelli.com

Your Ultimate Digg Resource: : tzuvelli.com — Sun, 10 Feb 2008 20:57:31 +0000

[...] A Look Inside Digg’s Top 100 (Interview) Author: Skitzzo of SEORefugee.com Interview with Stacy Doss, (a.k.a. 3monkeys) debunking some Digg myths. [...]

By: Pittbug

Pittbug — Mon, 15 Jan 2007 18:23:48 +0000

Great interview, thanks Skitzzo and Stacy.

By: Arnie - Link Building Pro

Arnie - Link Building Pro — Sat, 13 Jan 2007 19:21:12 +0000

This is a good interview and I look forward to the rest of them, but I sure am suspicious about his answer on why he is such an avid digger.

At the rate he is posting articles, this consumes a LOT of time. Maybe I am missing something but is just doesn’t seem that “friends” is what it is all about.

I don’t expect anyone to admit they are being paid, so I doubt we’ll ever get the straight answer. Maybe hyper competitive? Addictive personality?

By: zaibatsu

zaibatsu — Fri, 12 Jan 2007 06:56:56 +0000

Hey, great interview. Keep up the good work and even more so thanks for keeping Digg clean.

I know I can’t be bought (well maybe a nice yacht), but I try just like you do (Stacy), to sumbit quality stories.

You’ll see some content coming from me of stuff that I find important like Dafur, the war in Iraq and the enviroment.

I feel it’s my duty as a top user to submit socially relevant stories and stuff that wouldn’t get seen otherwise.

By: Michael @ SEOG

Michael @ SEOG — Thu, 11 Jan 2007 16:29:54 +0000

Joe Matzger
I think people do browse faster but I think there ar eplenty of sites where people return — such as digg.com.

Many blogs have popular audiences and stickiness. Myspace tends to for those into it.

For a lot of links on digg I’ll bounce off but I’ve found some good stuff and sources I now visit regularly. I think it is just that some of the content that gets up there is crappy and the site doesn’t have much more to offer then a “10 reasons 10 reasons are good”