What is Digg & How it Works?

What is Digg.com? Digg is a free social news website or second name social bookmarking site. Digg is Keyword search orientate website. You can post your stories like blog post, website, news, some your comments and also voting system is there.  Digg provides n number of categories like Business, Entertainment, Gaming, Lifestyle, Offbeat, Politics, Science, Sports, Technology and World News.

Why Digg? In 2012 Digg website traffic rank was 178th behind one of the competitor Reddit. If you see estimation 4.4 million get visits only from U.S. in Monthly basis.

How it works? Digg is giving you a space that you share your thought/view, website sharing by category wise. And also digg allow you to vote for other user posts/submitted stories.

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Redirect Blogger Blog dot in to dot com Domain

I remember before 2 years back blogger shows blogspot.com domain and after that some duration it converts to blogspot.in. This change is based on country specific domain. Blogger announced all BlogSpot domains means blogspot.com to converts to .in, .au. etc. It’s based on country specific domain extensions. This is called as redirection of domain. Recently this redirection is implemented in India for all blogger blogs. In one hand this redirection is called as 302 redirect, which include in temporary redirection and not 302 Redirect which is permanent redirection of Domain. That we learned in last article post. This redirection coding is also known as a ‘country-code Top level Domain’ (cctld).

Now see the following example then you will get whole idea about it:

If you browse a blog  like xyz.blogspot.com from India it will supposed to be show xyz.blogspot.in, Similarly if browse same blog from Australia, it will be blogger redirection to xyz.blogspot.au. And same with other country like New Zealand etc.

Now your mind may be stuck at this point, how to stop 302 temporary redirect (.com to .in Domain). In this blog I am giving you some tips to avoid or disable temporary redirection, because temporary redirection is not suitable for Google spider. You need to solve this issue at your end. Solution is simple you needed to add some code to your blogger blog in HTML back-end to stick with blogspot.com

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