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Both submitted by NoNipples2099 on 10/03/08 See the frowny face Digg? Ok, so maybe not front page material, but I just wanted to highlight two submissions with a message to Digg staff about the bannings - in a rather comical way. cgt… uhm… NoNipples submitted two photos in response to all the new bannings. They basically poke fun at his own banning while symbolically protesting the newest string of bannings from Digg. I’m not going to put an image on this post… cause the only relevant one I can think of is with boobies Original Descriptions: No nipples here So I shouldn’t get banned ... Read Full Story

Digg , the most popular social bookmarking website today launched a mobile version of its website http://m.digg.com/ .You can use Digg mobile website with any mobile phone such as iPhone, Blackberry and Treo, which gives you robust browsing experience. Read more here- http://feedshub.blogspot.com/2008/07/digg-launches-new-mobile-website.html Read Full Story

This is an EXCELLENT Guest Post by Kathryn Smith, proudly posted to Soshable Yes, that’s right—I’m admitting up front that I’m a dreaded “noob”. I have neither a blog nor a website, and I’ll freely confess to being pretty much in the dark about most technology and the thing that is Web 2.0. (Or, to paraphrase a popular ad campaign, I’m a 43-year old female PC.) However, since I didn’t wish to maintain my uninformed, ignoramus status, I decided to join Digg on July 31, 2008. At first, I thought the site was a great idea; so, I fumbled around a bit, trying to ... Read Full Story

dam mahalo.com has done this to my URLs, “Oops, we already declined that link for this Mahalo result. Know any other great links?” they have done this to my http://www.ustream.tv/channel/e-tard http://www.e-tard.tv & any subdomains of e-tard.tv I say fuck mahalo.com that site just wants to be a big name link site but never will be as big as stumbleupon.com or digg.com , over time everyone will forget all about that dumb ass site. Read Full Story

When a group of us first started discussing the idea of having a mass blog campaign where Digg users would speak their mind about recent happenings at the top social media site, we considered many things. We didn’t want the posts to be guided — the bloggers’ own opinions were what mattered, not any agenda that we might have. We wanted to keep it open and free, and most of all, honest. Tons of bloggers and non-bloggers alike have responded, sending me emails about how they really like the idea and want to contribute. That part was expected. The part that wasn’t expected has ... Read Full Story

Digg.com has implemented some pretty profound changes without making a peep (other than a teaser mention in a blog post last year). They have addressed most of the problems with exact duplicate submissions, once a gaping hole in their promotion style as well as their credibility. The Digg blog mentioned 4 months ago that: “We’re also working on a new system that will, among other things, allow us to track users who abusively submit duplicate content.” Abusive duping is one thing, but Digg has also implemented a change to fix accidental or simultaneous duplication of story submissions. The two changes noticed so far are: ... Read Full Story

This was posted by Reg “Zaibatsu” Saddler himself at Social News Central. We don’t post a lot of social media humor on this blog, but that’s classic. Read Full Story