About FaithTag

What We Are

FaithTag is a Christian-based online social bookmarking service based on the Digg voting system. FaithTag's purpose is to provided a place for Christians and those of other faiths to save and share articles they find worthwhile. While FaithTag is not explicitly a Christian, evangelistic system, it is designed to allow Christian webmasters and website visitors to share their information without fear of being immediately rejected or buried simply because they are Christian. However, people of various faiths are welcome to use this service and by sharing and saving articles and sites they enjoy.

FaithTag uses the Pligg software. Pligg is a web application that allows you to submit an article that will be reviewed by all and will be promoted, based on popularity, to the main page. The original source for Pligg was authored by Ricardo Galli. He was influenced by the extremely popular English technology site Digg.com.

Terms and Conditions

Basis of the Rules. As a "e;Christian digg"e; or "e;religious digg"e; site, these rules are based on the principles taught in the Christian Scriptures. These rules exist to keep things friendly and fun for everyone. Those who follow these simple rules are welcome to enjoy this site. Those who fail to follow these rules face the risk of being banned.

The Rules

1. Enjoy yourself!
2. Treat others as you want to be treated. This is sometimes called the "Golden Rule" and is based on Jesus' instructions in Matthew 7:12. Respect for others is required. Evangelism is permitted.
3. No spamming.
4. No cussing.
5. No hate speech. Racial slurs and other hateful, derrogatory, or inflamatory speech will be tolerated.
6. No flaming. A healthy debate is welcome but lets try to keep it from getting personal.
7. No illegal activity. Any illegal activity will be reported to the authorities.

If you notice anyone breaking these rules, please let us know about the violation. The problem will be investigated.