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Pushing Skepticism

Discover how the Reddit skepticism section helps skeptics in getting their word out and submitting articles effectively.

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So you're poking around the web, and you find a skeptical article that simply rocks the casbah (yes, I'm old). You're dying to tell everyone you can about it, but how to get the word out? There are lots of options, actually. Skeptic KyleV just sent me a note saying that reddit.com has its own skepticism section! That's fantastic. Reddit is a social network site where people submit articles they like, and others can vote them up or down, and leave comments. As an article gets more votes, it rises in the list, and more people see it. In that sense it's much like Digg, too. A lot of people seem to prefer Reddit over Digg, and in fact while I am a big fan of Digg, they have taken a couple of weird turns lately... I'm specifically calling them out over their toolbar, for example. Anyway, submitting articles to ...

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