ang*e (![[info]](http://l-stat.livejournal.com/img/userinfo.gif){kind=small} watchyourmouth) wrote,@ 2008-03-12 00:11:00 |
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Sk*rt
There's a website I rediscovered today. It's called Sk*rt and it's basically "Digg.com for girls"
I remember like a year or two ago, I wanted to make Digg for girls. SOMEONE ACTUALLY MADE DIGG FOR GIRLS!
Kudos to Sk*rt! I posted the Women 2.0 Business Plan Competition to their site and it is being ranked up -- I don't know their rhetoric for improving the popularity/ranking of a posted item is yet, but check out the comment I got to the post. It's true, a community site is only as good as its members.
I really like this site and I hope the growing user base will feed good tech and business articles relevent to women! Please join me at sk*rt and help make their content damn good, because TechCrunch and Digg and Valleywag are so overrun with chauvenistic comments that are never moderated. Technology doesn't have to be all about looking at women as escorts or the dates of rich Silicon Valley men. Seriously. Good ol' girls club, anyone?
There's a website I rediscovered today. It's called Sk*rt and it's basically "Digg.com for girls"
I remember like a year or two ago, I wanted to make Digg for girls. SOMEONE ACTUALLY MADE DIGG FOR GIRLS!
Kudos to Sk*rt! I posted the Women 2.0 Business Plan Competition to their site and it is being ranked up -- I don't know their rhetoric for improving the popularity/ranking of a posted item is yet, but check out the comment I got to the post. It's true, a community site is only as good as its members.
I really like this site and I hope the growing user base will feed good tech and business articles relevent to women! Please join me at sk*rt and help make their content damn good, because TechCrunch and Digg and Valleywag are so overrun with chauvenistic comments that are never moderated. Technology doesn't have to be all about looking at women as escorts or the dates of rich Silicon Valley men. Seriously. Good ol' girls club, anyone?
