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The Rise of Digg.com

An anonymous reader writes "Wired has a story about Digg, a community bookmarking site that creates its own version of the Slashdot effect. It's a provocatively titled piece - 'Digg Just Might Bury Slashdot' - but goes on to consider the obvious similarities between the two and the differences. Digg is more chaotic, immediate and user driven, whereas Slashdot features more in-depth and technical discussions." Well, I hate navel-gazing news but I think the aggregation of blogs is a critical step in the future of on-line content, and Digg is doing good work here. The interesting thing will happen when their population grows a bit more. Scalability is hard... but I imagine the millions of dollars of VC funding will really help.

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  1. Re:Can't resist by east+coast · · Score: 0, Flamebait

    a squirrely, short-sighted, and bumbling President.

    No sir, you're wrong. Bill Clinton left office a few years ago.

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  2. Re:Naval Gazing? by Archangel_Azazel · · Score: 1, Flamebait

    OMG!?! What if he was just offering a suggestion to help you out you ignorant prick?

    *sighs* there goes my karma...just sick of seeing people get sarcasm in response to helping. /me shrugs...karma is made to burn I suppose.

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