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"WebProNews points out an interesting item (first highlighted on Reddit) on GetAFreelancer online marketplace.\nA company is trying to find someone who can get a story to the Digg front page. They don't care about the method used; they just want the results. Here's an excerpt from the ad:\n\"Please suggest a way to get enough Diggs (Maybe 250+ from different IP addresses), or another way (maybe contacting a Digg member who gets most of his stories Dugg to the front page)...The method does NOT matter to us. What matters is that we see the story being placed in the front page... If this requirement is not met, we won't be able to pay...\"\nWhat's interesting is that they've got five bids for the project, one of them even claiming \"we have done this for many clients .. We got a Story up in just 3 day's.\", and that some of the bids are significantly lower than the allocated budget of 250 dollars: one bidder even offers to do the deed for 100 dollars. \nIf it only takes a hundred bucks or so to get to the Digg front page, that's some damn cheap and efficient marketing, don't you think?"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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