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MeFi Projects Question: Can I post links to some subsites I've created on reddit? [more inside]
posted by reenum
on Jul 28, 2009 -
22 comments
I'm trying to get feedback/helpers on a collaborative Google Map of bike paths in the Boston area. It's pretty small and unambitious, hardly something I've spent "a few months" on. Is this appropriate for MeFi Projects? [more inside]
posted by Muffpub
on Jun 18, 2009 -
32 comments
*clears throat* What is the exact reason why self-linking is metafilter's #1 sin? Help out this sorta-newbie. [more inside]
posted by sixcolors
on Dec 5, 2008 -
73 comments
Smells kind of self-linky to me: 1, 2.
posted by signal
on Feb 1, 2007 -
16 comments
Does the self linking ban apply if you move a clip from someone's page onto your youtube to save their bandwidth?
The video in question isn't theirs, it's simply someone hosting a clip from a tv show.
posted by Lord_Pall
on Sep 28, 2006 -
19 comments
There is an entry on my blog about this malarky. Feel free to contribute to the discussion.
There is an entry on my blog about this malarky. Feel free to contribute to the discussion.
posted by Danelope
on Jun 3, 2006 -
91 comments
Best thread ever.
posted by bukharin
on May 15, 2006 -
101 comments
You know, there ought to be a rule (or at least social approbation) against a self-linking double post callout. It seems like it's OK to link to previous comments, but one should let a third party make the DP call.
posted by three blind mice
on Apr 12, 2006 -
5 comments
I am thinking of posting this to metafilter. It's my brother's warblog.
http://chris.whong.org/
I wasn't involved in the creation of this site (other than installing his blog software), but he is my brother. His deployment began today, and he started blogging.... So I thought "hey, a chance for people to start following from day 1, that's the best of the web, right?" Anyone have any thoughts?
posted by bugmuncher
on Jun 7, 2005 -
41 comments
Is it considered self-linking when a tech professional makes an announcement on MeFi? I suppose Anil Dash is the best example (only an example; I'm not accusing him of this).
Dash seems to be the highest-profile MeFi commenter. Have there been others in the past?
posted by NickDouglas
on Mar 9, 2005 -
68 comments
How does one post a question regarding their homepage (that definately requires a link) in askmeta without getting people complaining about self promotion on metatalk?
posted by ralawrence
on Dec 6, 2004 -
12 comments
Posted here to keep me from bringing it up on MetaFilter: If you're going to link to your brother's page (domain whois), admit it.
posted by rcade
on Jul 25, 2001 -
12 comments