Announcing 9/11 Truth: "14 Points of WTC Destruction" Media Visibility Week
BTW, big thank yous to everyone who got behind WeekOfTruth.org
DIGG LINK!!! WE GOT TIL ABOUT 2am Friday, April 25 to GET "FOURTEEN POINTS" INTO "MOST POPULAR IN 7 DAYS" on DIGG.com: Fourteen Points of Agreement: World Trade Center Destruction www.digg.com/general_sciences/Fourteen_Points_of_Agreement_World_Trad...
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Be the media revolution, starting with “Fourteen Points”
Below, I’ve pasted links to all the news-ranking/social buzz sites where I’ve submitted the Fourteen Points of Agreement with Official Government Reports on the World Trade Center Destructionarticle by Dr. Steven E. Jones, Dr. Frank M. Legge, Kevin R. Ryan, Anthony F. Szamboti, and James R. Gourley. If you agree that a debate is called for in the scientific, fact & reality-based community over the validity of these 14 points for productive discussion of the destruction on 9/11 of WTC 1, 2 & 7, please boost it at the below links if you can, and also please post links in the comments here re: the sites you’ve submitted it to, so we can all boost those, too- I’ll edit them into the body while the “edit window”’s open, so this page can serve as a handy resource. Also, if you get a chance and the desire, please forward and post this article and/or the links in it widely.
About news-ranking/social buzz sites (please post links to other good ones in Comments):
NUMBER ONE MOST IMPORTANT: DIGG.com ……..DIGG HERE!!! Fourteen Points of Agreement: World Trade Center Destruction
Digg.com and similar websites are primary sources of news/info, community, discussion and knowledge/opinion development for a growing number of people. Digg.com is the biggest news-ranking site on the net and is growing more popular daily. By submitting links to Digg, posting the link at 911Blogger and our other favorite sites, and then forwarding it to our email lists, we help articles get seen by people as they’re hot news, and increase the visibility and relevance of issues in general. If you know a more popular site than Digg, please link it in the comments.
Alexa.com http://www.alexa.com/site/ds/top_500 gives a quick, rough, usually a bit low, snapshot of any website's traffic rankings- the number refers to it's popularity on the net- as you can check yourself, google and yahoo are usually 1 or 2. 911Blogger.com is 56,990 right now, and OpEdNews.com is 23,493 - with some stories breaking, they’ve been a lot higher, and both have grown considerably in popularity over the years.
Digg.com ranks 127 on Alexa and has been going up steadily since it’s start 10 or so years ago as a geek technique for finding out about IT/science news of mutual interest. Now they have a slick public image, huge web presence and a lot of different categories, including Political News and Opinion.
Digg and other sites also allow users to vote stories up or down, which also moves them up or down in subject lists and searches, and closer to or further from the front page. The concept behind this is that the democratic community of users will see to it that fact-based, relevant stories rise to the top and get seen by everyone; and unsubstantiated BS gets buried so it doesn’t annoy and distract people. The most popular story in the last year had to do with Digg/corporate censorship and an HD DVD hacking code that had already been made public click here ; 48,778 people voted for freedom of speech- public pressure forced Digg to repost it after Digg’s owners removed the post under industry pressure.
Digg also gives more power to long-time “trusted” users than newer users to bury and boost stories and make them more or less visible in searches and rankings, so ultimately they’re seen by more or less people- this has an effect on how well-known a story becomes, and ultimately how important. I don’t know if any good has been accomplished by giving these insiders more power, but some elements known as the “bury brigade” also can’t stand discussion of alternative 9/11 information, no matter how fact-based and relevant it is, and have buried important, fact-based stories.
This actually seems to happen with every issue that, in essence, is threatening to the “reality” asserted by the Establishment in their policies and media. The best way to circumvent the bury brigade and change Digg so it serves the public interest better, is for so many more people to participate that the bury brigades are overwhelmed. Posting and boosting 9/11 Truth and other important stories on Digg.com, OpEdNews.com and similar sites as soon as they break, and also emailing the links to our lists asking them to take a sec and boost it, is a simple and fun method of activism. That simple action could ultimately make a huge difference for the 9/11 Truth Movement. 911Blogger.com and OpEdNews.com , imho, have been amazing resources for getting the word out about big news and developments.
I love this democratic media!!! I just turn on the TV to monitor omission, spin, distortion and lies; I get and check what’s real in cyberspace.
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Reddit.com 3581 holding steady, maybe going down a bit???
NewsVine.com 8535 holding steady
NewsTrust.net MediaChannel.org Danny Schechter’s newest project, no ranking yet
Can you believe the search term Reprehensor gets 30,000 hits on Google? That’s the result of years of “its” posting stories and comments all over the web.
