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Update: 17 DIGGS AS OF 5p EDT. Come on folks, try to get it to 25 so it at least gets seen. 65-ish will get it on the front page. We have 24 hours to get it on to the front page from the time of submission.
4:52 ET
I was Digg # 17
Reddits Sci 22 and Bus 11
I think the Goose is onto something.
Yes, it works cowpoke. I would think that with 25000 visitors a day we could get 65 folks to click a button--somewhat habitually. Perhaps not.