[meaghannf]

Do you digg your own articles? Are there any rules about digging your own content? Is your digg username something related to your website or not (i.e. would it be weird to have a digg account with the username "dormwise" that dugg articles from my website "DormWise"?)

I'm just starting to get going with the social bookmarking trend and would love some thoughts on the process! Thanks!

[getmegaleads]

i always use the same name like you said it helps get up higher in the search engine ranks

[Nicholas Dixon]

yes, I digg my own articles. But what i do is actually send to the page that it is on instead of posting my home page.

[allysa]

I digg my articles too and use a username that's related to my website.. You can check the rules on the site for more infos.

[meaghannf]

Thanks guys - I wanted to be sure. I know stumble is more strict about that (you get dinged if you stumble the same site too many times). I wanted to make sure digg wasn't the same way.

[mbolton2181]

dorm wise! you're stealing my niche! I run studentfitness.org, haha. Yes I digg the good ones that are unique. If I find that a given article topic is too common I don't digg it.

[1entrepreneur]

Yep, I definitely digg my own articles.

[warrensway]

I have never digg my own articles, maybe I should but it always came down to a feeling of I shouldnt have to.

[vas898]

meaghannf thanks for the idea im going to try this why not

[hackresponsibly]

There's no reason why you shouldn't digg your own articles. A lot of content management software practically does it for you anyway.

[fwn122]

Ya theres nothing wrong with digging your own articles. 1 Digg wont make too much difference anyway.