Comments on: Improved Digg Integration Script http://int2e.com/blog/improved-digg-integration-script/ Security, Reverse Engineering, and Web 2.0 Fri, 05 Sep 2008 14:10:19 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.5.1 By: Improved Netscape Voting for Your Site - int2e blog http://int2e.com/blog/improved-digg-integration-script/#comment-21 Improved Netscape Voting for Your Site - int2e blog Sat, 14 Apr 2007 01:57:43 +0000 http://int2e.com/blog/improved-digg-integration-script/#comment-21 [...] like our earlier Digg and reddit buttons, we’ve also created a Netscape voting button. The button will only display [...] [...] like our earlier Digg and reddit buttons, we’ve also created a Netscape voting button. The button will only display [...]

]]> By: Jeremiah Grossman http://int2e.com/blog/improved-digg-integration-script/#comment-20 Jeremiah Grossman Fri, 13 Apr 2007 20:53:50 +0000 http://int2e.com/blog/improved-digg-integration-script/#comment-20 <strong>Digg buttons with smarts!...</strong> Andrew "Drew" Hintz put the CSS History Hack to good use. He made a JavaScript include that only shows the "Digg" button to users who have actually been to Digg.com.... Digg buttons with smarts!…

Andrew “Drew” Hintz put the CSS History Hack to good use. He made a JavaScript include that only shows the “Digg” button to users who have actually been to Digg.com….

]]> By: improved reddit button for your site - int2e blog http://int2e.com/blog/improved-digg-integration-script/#comment-19 improved reddit button for your site - int2e blog Thu, 12 Apr 2007 22:08:05 +0000 http://int2e.com/blog/improved-digg-integration-script/#comment-19 [...] to our earlier improved Digg button, we’ve also created a reddit button. The button will only display for users to your site that [...] [...] to our earlier improved Digg button, we’ve also created a reddit button. The button will only display for users to your site that [...]

]]> By: Drew http://int2e.com/blog/improved-digg-integration-script/#comment-15 Drew Tue, 10 Apr 2007 01:01:06 +0000 http://int2e.com/blog/improved-digg-integration-script/#comment-15 Matt, that's true. Many Digg users I know also mainly use RSS to keep up with what's on Digg. One goal of the script is to allow people that would normally not clutter up their with site with a "Digg This" button to at least sometimes place a button on their posts. Likewise you could create similar buttons for all of the major social news sites. When a user visits your site, they would only see buttons for the social news services that they use. Matt, that’s true. Many Digg users I know also mainly use RSS to keep up with what’s on Digg.

One goal of the script is to allow people that would normally not clutter up their with site with a “Digg This” button to at least sometimes place a button on their posts. Likewise you could create similar buttons for all of the major social news sites. When a user visits your site, they would only see buttons for the social news services that they use.

]]> By: Matt http://int2e.com/blog/improved-digg-integration-script/#comment-14 Matt Tue, 10 Apr 2007 00:55:16 +0000 http://int2e.com/blog/improved-digg-integration-script/#comment-14 Clever, but the trouble is that Digg users are tech-saavy and much MORE likely than the average user to manage their histories closely and employ plugins which obfuscate them and clean them regularly. In other words, you'll be excluding exactly the audience you're trying to target, all just to avoid confusing the audience you're not. Really fun experiment, I gotta say, but I can't possibly recommend using it. Clever, but the trouble is that Digg users are tech-saavy and much MORE likely than the average user to manage their histories closely and employ plugins which obfuscate them and clean them regularly. In other words, you’ll be excluding exactly the audience you’re trying to target, all just to avoid confusing the audience you’re not. Really fun experiment, I gotta say, but I can’t possibly recommend using it.

]]> By: Drew http://int2e.com/blog/improved-digg-integration-script/#comment-11 Drew Wed, 04 Apr 2007 02:44:56 +0000 http://int2e.com/blog/improved-digg-integration-script/#comment-11 A friend tested the script in Safari, and it seems to work. A friend tested the script in Safari, and it seems to work.

]]> By: Drew http://int2e.com/blog/improved-digg-integration-script/#comment-10 Drew Tue, 03 Apr 2007 11:41:57 +0000 http://int2e.com/blog/improved-digg-integration-script/#comment-10 Thanks for the great feedback everyone! A reader tested the code with Opera and it works. Thanks for the great feedback everyone! A reader tested the code with Opera and it works.

]]> By: Mike http://int2e.com/blog/improved-digg-integration-script/#comment-9 Mike Tue, 03 Apr 2007 08:39:09 +0000 http://int2e.com/blog/improved-digg-integration-script/#comment-9 That's very useful information. Digg is already very popular and expect to see more traffic to your site through digg. That’s very useful information. Digg is already very popular and expect to see more traffic to your site through digg.

]]> By: Jay http://int2e.com/blog/improved-digg-integration-script/#comment-8 Jay Tue, 03 Apr 2007 08:36:36 +0000 http://int2e.com/blog/improved-digg-integration-script/#comment-8 Nice one Nice one

]]> By: Dave Parker http://int2e.com/blog/improved-digg-integration-script/#comment-7 Dave Parker Tue, 03 Apr 2007 01:09:11 +0000 http://int2e.com/blog/improved-digg-integration-script/#comment-7 Cool, nice work. Cool, nice work.

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