submissions

I think there's a unique URL filter on submissions; but not a unique story filter on submissions (which would be a rather difficult AI problem).

Here are a few other submissions of this story that you might be interested in reading.

Unfortunately the fact that stories can't be voted down means that there's no penalty (at least as far as karma is concerned) for flooding the site with submissions.

The amount of very good submissions is very low, so it's not necessary to filter them from the new page.

When you've identified people who have similar interests as yourself, keep track of their submissions.

There are a lot of banned sites, users, ip and keywords, that autokill the submissions.

Is there a way to permanently block submissions by people who whine about not getting recognition that they think they deserve?

Indeed, there are many many submissions[1], and some spawn considerable discussion, others are still-born.

I try to highlight interesting commits, mailing list discussions, and blog posts (tips and submissions always welcome!).

I was mainly giving you crap about the fact that allll of your submissions have been VA-related.

I keep track of submissions of 3 people here and I upmod their stories quite often since they interest me.

Some design decisions are written in code, like no downvote for submissions.

"Make submitting a story cost a few points of karma, so that submissions only result in a net gain in karma if the submissions get voted up." Interesting approach.

I'm sure this is partly the result of #1 -- with the floods of submissions users might not realize that a story was submitted before -- but the fact that there's no "penalty" for useless submissions probably contributes as well.

Actual Title:(emphasis mine): "Former Apple rival IBM could become the biggest buyer of MacBooks" Submission Guidelines Refresher: In Submissions Please don't do things to make titles stand out, like using uppercase or exclamation points, or adding a parenthetical remark saying how great an article is.

(And it don't mean that in a snarky way.) While I realize many people view HN as an an advertising media for their personal "brand", I prefer to think of submissions as a gift to the community that doesn't require their validation or thank-you.

Submissions that are not strictly news are usually best links on the topic that I was researching.

Submissions, which is rondas specialty over floyd, mostly only helps in ground fighting.