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Social News Sites
List of the best social news sites, with comments about people's favorites, tips on how and when to use social news sites, and trends about social bookmarking of news.
Search and rescue mission on Mt Hood
Heavily covered story in December 2006
Linked from: newsvine.com
Reddit (stylised "reddit") is a social news website on which users can post links to content on the Internet. Other users may then vote the posted links up or down, causing them to become more or less prominent on the Reddit home page.
- XSS Attack on Reddit (searchenginejournal.com)
- Fare Thee Well, reddit! (megite.com)
The founders of Reddit.com confirmed the rumors first aired here two weeks ago: they are leaving Wired Digital, which acquired their site in 2006. Bad news, but not unexpected. Here's Reddit's growth after spoiled Condé Nast execs took it over:
Quantcast (Reddit is the lower line; news ranking competitor Digg the upper):
ComScore, via TechCrunch (Reddit is the lower, red line):
The departures of Ohanian and Huffman were anticipated. The co...
From valleywag.com
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- Wired Loses Reddit Founders, Just Like We Warned (gawker.com)
Reddit founders Kn0thing and Spez have left the building. The social media juggernaut's founders Alexis (Kn0thing) and Steve (Spez) have declined to renew their contracts, prompting much discussion and speculation on reddit itself, and the incubator that helped it start up, Ycombinator.
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From feedburner.com
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Reddit (reddit.com) is a social news website, and it's much better than Digg or Slashdot.However, it got hit today by a XSS worm that was spreading via comments on the site.It all started with a user called, suitably enough, xssfinder.His account has already been deleted.This user posted some test comments exploiting the fact that Reddit wasn't filtering out JavaScript in certain instances when you were hovering your mouse over text.When...
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From f-secure.com
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Reddit Javascript Exploit Spreading Virally: Via Slashdot IT Story.
Nithendil writes "guyhersh from reddit.com describes the situation (warning: title NSFW): Based on what I've seen today, here's what went down. Reddit user Empirical wrote javascript code where if you copied and pasted it into the address bar, you would instantly spam that comment by replying to all the comments on the page and submitting it. Later xssfinder posted a proof...
From privacydigest.com
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- Reddit Javascript Exploit Spreading Virally · TechBlogger (blogsearch.google.com)
- Reddit Javascript Exploit Spreading Virally | GizmoWhiz (blogsearch.google.com)
- Reddit Javascript Exploit Spreading Virally | Computer Nerds Blog (blogsearch.google.com)



