I found some previous discussion on links to social networking sites...
http://en.wikinews.org/wiki/Wikinews:Water_cooler/proposals/Archive/15#Digg.
2Freddit.2FNewsvine.2Fdel.icio.us.3F
There's the 'falls down' issue in there for Digg - that is, the "dig
this
article" button you generally see on sites lists the number of digs an
article has. To get that you must pull data from Digg's servers and give
away who is reading what page. A strict interpretation of the privacy policy
would disallow that.
So, this means that for any extension we use all that can appear on a
Wikinews article are passive links. Logos must be local, and the only time
any information should go to the social bookmark site is when a user clicks
on a link to make a bookmark.
Brian.
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[mailto:wikinews-l-bounces@lists.wikimedia.org] On Behalf Of Brian McNeil
Sent: 30 May 2009 07:46
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Subject: Re: [Wikinews-l] Wikinews socialites
If we stick to the top four or five social sites I don't think we can be
accused of bias.
How's about I install this ShareThis extension on Wikinewsie and we have a
play with that? I can whitelist a couple of pages to test it on so anyone
can see them.
Brian.
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[mailto:wikinews-l-bounces@lists.wikimedia.org] On Behalf Of Joe Anderson
It might be difficult to select which networks to use, without showing
bias or point of view.
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