Spotplex - An alternative to Digg

Posted on March 1, 2007 by Ricardo Alamino

spotplex

Reading an article site TechCrunch recently, I found this new site that is emerging as an alternative to the very famous Digg .

It is the Spotplex . Unlike Digg, where people have to put the article in Spotplex, and the sites are registered through a javascript that you put on your website or blog, Spotplex checks which are the most widely read and will doing the counting. Are not needed clicks in Articles, the which somehow facilitates the entire process.

I do not know if this new service will be better than Digg, but it is an alternative.

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  • http://www.linkk.com.br/story/5809/ Anonymous

    Spotplex - An alternative to Digg ...

    There is a site much like Digg, but different from this, clicks are not required, only the readings of articles count as views ....

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