I don't mind some self-promotion as long as it is rare and from someone who clearly uses Jyte for other good reasons.
By
Rachel
on March 10, 2007
If all someone does is self-promote, then I'm likely to be annoyed with them. Or anyone who does it frequently. But if it's from someone who isn't a troll who I've seen on Jyte a bit and they want to link to their blog, photobook of their cat, or instructions for how they made their own nuclear reaction, I'm not going to object or mind. I may or may not visit it though. I'd be more annoyed if the site is basically commercial, unless it's a well-established Jyter that has clearly contributed to making the site interesting.
What are your thoughts?
Related previous discussion:
Shameless self promotion is an inevitable aspect of Jyte, though it should probably not be encouraged
Jyte is a cheap but largely ineffective way to advertise a website
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I really agree with you Rachel but I wonder if you'd like to buy a pair of Nic's patent Jyte improving sunglasses? We gaurantee that they will protect you from anything you don't like on Jyte! Only $9.99!
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No thanks, already had a pair of peril sensitive ones. Yours sound redundant. :)
nic: I was hoping you had some kind of parody site on that page. :)