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By mikeborozdin
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Published: Jul 25 2008 / 02:48
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killerweb replied ago:
Woot! Bait for DZONE! Hope it can scale!
wpjmurray replied ago:
I've been visiting DZone for a few months now, along with Digg as part of my daily news check. Now I don't visit Digg at all; it's basically turned into Fark (where at least the headlines are funny) with nicer style sheets. One strange thing about DZone is the lack of comments for each story, but I realized that DZone is for people who actually do work during the day, not sit around trying to post amusing comments on fluff news stories.
vladocar replied ago:
I totally agree wpjmurray ! We need to comment more! Maybe because we programmers are very shy :) or we don't want to write stupid comments. But comments are important and we can make very useful comments and suggestions. People comment more!
demetrios replied ago:
The comments are spreaded into the zones too (you can see this for the articles posted on java.dzon.com - they have comments there, and here too).
mikeborozdin replied ago:
I think people prefer to comment on the original story, not here.
Pax replied ago:
I'd think that the authors would prefer comments on their site rather than on here as well.
pytrin replied ago:
DZone is a real treasure for technical blogs, as it reaches exactly the target audience they are writing for.
Regarding comments - I think they are more appropriate in the blog post itself, as it can encourage discussion with non-DZone readers as well. Commenting here is mostly be done to explain negative votes.
sskjames replied ago:
Dzone should be programmer's numero uno choice for reading technical articles
klasbas replied ago:
Same thing happened with me. I started to use Digg less and less. It seems the community there loves funny stories and just occasionally really interesting stories about real programming get noticed. It might be also a result of the huge amount of submissions they get. DZone being focused on development is better positioned to get the attention of the programmers.
willcode4beer replied ago:
I've actually been experimenting with sending people to DZone to leave comments instead of taking them on my site.
Mostly because I think the comments would get a bigger audience on DZone and folks who got to my site by other means can get exposed to DZone.
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