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by Tsiolkovsky on Friday 16/Feb/2007, @16:58

Help spread the word about this wonderful articles:
http://digg.com/linux_unix/The_Pillars_of_KDE_4_Decibel_Definitions_and_Benefits

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Re: Digg this
by Does_not_digg_it on Friday 16/Feb/2007, @21:04

Help making blogs a better place and kill these Digg-posts from every blog out there. They are f'ing *annoying* and nothing more than useless spam for Digg.

You're even worse than Jehovah's Witnesses.

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Re: Digg this
by Mark Hannessen on Saturday 17/Feb/2007, @00:10

100% agreed

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Re: Digg this
by Patcito on Saturday 17/Feb/2007, @08:03

Digg has millions of visitors each day, if we can KDE on its front page that's really a great exposure for KDE. People that don't even know about KDE might learn about it. What's wrong with that? I don't get it.

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Re: Digg this
by Anon on Saturday 17/Feb/2007, @09:23

The odds of someone who frequents a tech site such as Digg not knowing about KDE are small, in my opinion. Also, have you not seen the huge backlash against Ubuntu on that site due to the fact that there are so many articles about it? There is such a thing as over-exposure, you know :)

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Re: Digg this
by Ben on Saturday 17/Feb/2007, @11:46

Thats defianately true. but this article is definately worthy of being read. Perhaps the best thing to do is let the digg readers, rather than the dot.kde readers decide whats best for dig.

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Re: Digg this
by Debian User on Saturday 17/Feb/2007, @13:56

Don't confuse a "campaign to simulate popularity of KDE" with "helping to promote KDE".

And readers of digg, could you please not post links to digg here, if the sole purpose is to to the above? The readers of digg likely can make their own decisions.

And honestly, do you think that if you don't know KDE, but read this article, you are going to learn anything?? That article is for KDE3 users.

Yours,
Kay

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