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Re: Follow the leader?

inventory02 — Thu, 19 Feb 2009 10:15:09 -0000

interesting experiment, any update on it?

Re: Follow the leader?

mfruchter — Tue, 01 Jul 2008 14:19:24 -0000

Julian, agreed and thanks for you comment. These people must live on Digg 24/7 to get those numbers. It took the power of 50 combined feeds to get # 4 on the RSSmeme board. In terms of Google Reader, I find it hard that one person can alone can rank that high with out some manipulation of sorts, unless they live, breathe and eat Google Reader 24/7.

Re: Follow the leader?

Julian Baldwin — Tue, 01 Jul 2008 08:25:13 -0000

Interesting start to your experiment. People are earning 80+ points a day to make the leaderboard.. I guess that's possible for someone who has the time or is it easy to digg a lot of stories, read your daily blogs and hit 80 points before you know it? to do that on a consistent basis seems challenging...

I look forward to reading the other conclusions you're drawing from this experiment.

Re: Follow the leader?

mfruchter — Mon, 30 Jun 2008 19:54:09 -0000

Benjamin thank you, Until your comment I was not aware it's not just G Reader shares. I did not want it to come off like I was gaming the system, glad it's not perceived that way in any shape or form. This is proving to be a very interesting experiment to say the least. Regarding the reset of stats, this will reveal some interesting data about the experiment. A total number of stories shared in the room for 30 days, now I am really curious :)

Re: Follow the leader?

bgolub — Mon, 30 Jun 2008 19:09:11 -0000

Don't forget that RSSmeme isn't Google Reader only anymore. They are also Digging those stories (http://blog.rssmeme.com/2008/06/rssmeme-expands...). But it's still 1 vote per person. Also; those stats get reset every month. Tonight at midnight everyone goes back down to 0.