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Blogger Starts Digg Depression Group
After launching new contest blog, proprietor gets just 3 diggs, causing a feeling of "isolation" and "rejection"
Askville, Minnesota—May 30, 2008— Chico, the AskMaster of asktask.blogspot.com, has launched a Digg Depression Group to help individuals and businesses whose news has been shunned by the digg community.
"Not having newsworthiness has got to be the worse feeling in the world," said Chico, the creator of Ask Task. "When I checked the number of diggs we had on day two, I almost broke into tears. Our story had just three diggs. It was then I knew that I needed a support group."
The support group has yet to hold its first meeting, partly because the admission process follows much of the same process as the digg site. Interested group applicants must submit their story and why they don't feel diggsworthy. A panel then reviews the submissions and "refers" the stories that are found to be most intriguing. To date, no submission has received the 10 "referals" minimum to be accepted to the support group.
"It really is ironic," said Chico. "I haven't even been accepted to the group and I founded it."
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- Chris Coe
- Red Wing, Minnesota, United States
- I have more than 6 kids and less than 9. I have a wife. I have started a few things, including a satirical paper and a software company. Before I turned 40, I decided that it was time to go after a dream that's been with me since I was 20. This blog is to help me through it.
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