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New Competition

It has been a while since the last competition here at Ghacks and I thought it would be a nice idea to start another one. This one is actually pretty simple and everyone will be able to participate. All I’m asking for is that you stumble and review (just a few words are fine) one or two articles here at Ghacks and let me know about it.

I will then draw five users from all stumbles and send them each $10 to their paypal account. Your chance is doubled if you stumble two sites which is the maximum that I accept. The competition ends in exactly one week from now on the 9th of June. Make sure you use the contact form to send me the following information:

  • the pages that you stumbled (urls)
  • your username at Stumbleupon
  • your paypal email in case you win a price

Let me explain how you stumble articles. You do need a free account at Stumbleupon and the Stumbleupon toolbar. (I hide the toolbar most of the time and only activate if when I want to stumble pages).The toolbar displays a thumbs up icon which is equivalent to saying that you like the site.

If the site has not been stumbled before you are asked to add it to a category and add tags to it if you like. (two – three tags are fine) and write a short review. A review could be anything from “great tech blog” to a larger review. Stumbling two pages takes approximately 2 minutes.

If this works out well I will be holding a similar competition every month. Instead of using the thumbs up button you can also use the “Stumble it” button beneath every post at ghacks.

Good luck to everyone.

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About the Author:Martin Brinkmann is a journalist from Germany who founded Ghacks Technology News Back in 2005. He is passionate about all things tech and knows the Internet and computers like the back of his hand. You can follow Martin on Facebook or Twitter.

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