Works for Me: sk*rt | Suspension of Disbelief

Why are women . . . so much more interesting to men than men are to women? ~Virginia Woolf

Sep

Everyone has heard of the Internet phenomenon known as Digg. However, have you ever noticed just how techno-centric Digg tends to be? There’s also a lot of junk that winds up on there. I’ve never really been attracted to Digg, though the concept has intrigued me.

Well, lately I’ve been seeing a lot of little links to something called sk*rt, and I finally got curious enough to click through and see what was up. sk*rt is Digg for women!!! How cool is that?! The topics include things like arts, crafts, parenting, fashion, food, mind and body . . . things that WOMEN are interested in! I’ve already signed up and started voting on some awesome articles that I’ve found that I KNOW I wouldn’t have read otherwise.

I’m so fascinated by this great new resource (well, it started in May)! Fantastic info for women? Works for me!

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4 Responses to “Works for Me: sk*rt”

Connie Says: September 19th, 2007 at 4:19 pm
This is wonderful - I hope it really takes off.

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SAHMmy Says Says: September 19th, 2007 at 5:14 pm
Thanks for the info! I’ve found that most of my posts don’t qualify for posting into Digg’s few categories…I’ll definitely check out sk*rt.

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mom2fur Says: September 19th, 2007 at 5:23 pm
I’ve seen references to this, but never checked it out. Now I will! SK*RT sounds like my cuppa Folger’s! Thanks!

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Mrs. Brownstone @ XBOX Wife Says: September 21st, 2007 at 12:30 pm
Wow! I haven’t heard of either. Thanks for the his AND hers tip!

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