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…thử thuyết phục bạn gái mình tag bài viết này trên Digg

Theo tôi biết thì Digg không sử dụng tag. Tôi vừa mới nghe một bài nói chuyện của Kevin Rose (Download ở đây), trong đó anh nói tag không thích hợp với Digg, vì mụch đích của Digg là khuyến khích mọi người surf và tìm tòi những tin tức thú vị. Tag sẽ xé nhỏ những dòng tin tức trên digg và khiến người đọc bỏ qua cơ hội khám phá những tin hay khác.
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Posted by Sonny | 12:55 CH

Thanks Sonny,

I thought tag was “default” in Digg. I still keep thinking Digg should implement tag somehow. Or they are just trying to avoid being another del.icio.us?

Posted by Vũ Hồng Quang | 1:22 CH

10. You think digg, reddit and flickr were created by guys who flunked spelling in high school.

–> Steven Chen, co-founder of YouTube, was not very good in high school, yet this doesn’t prevent him from being millionaire today.

9. You keep trying to go to http://www.del.icio.us.com

–> FYI, you can reach the site at http://delicious.com – bon appetite!

8. You are surprised to see text boxes large enough to fit Queen Latifah in and super-large font sizes that can be seen from outer space.

–> Probably, all of web 2.0 users are like me – wearing glasses.

7. You keep clicking your browser’s “back” button.

–> Some people claim their sites as web 2.0 just because the “back” button does not work. It’s an advanced technology (!)

6. You are still using folders to organize email and think tags give washing instructions for shirts.

–> With most “ordinary” people, tag is annoying and useless. Just try to persuade your girl-friend to tag this post in del.icio.us.

5. Japan’s Princess is the only Kiko you have ever heard of.

–> Kiko (web 2.0 calendar service, not Princess) was sold at eBay, however, 258K is not too bad! Try another web calendar yourself if you can.

4. As far as you know, a mashup is how you like your potatoes.

–> No, not potatoes but HTML mix. However, whether user can eat it depending on who “cooked” it and on… Internet connection speed.

3. You believe a product should only be in “beta” for a few months (you n00b!).

–> “Beta” means high-quality these days, a “web 2.0” miracle.

2. You think Ajax is a household cleaner.

–> No, I’ve already known it AS a football club in Netherlands.

And the number one sign you are new to Web 2.0 …

1. You are still looking for a “submit” button.

–> Press “Publish” button instead and the world will know what you said to your girl-friend. Good luck!