There has been a flood of interest surround “Digg Blog Day” tomorrow. Many users want to speak their mind, but either don’t have a blog or do not want to feel the “wrath of Digg” for posts written on their blog.Nethackz has no fear of Digg, so several of the stories will be posted here on their behalf. It isn’t that we don’t like Digg - on the contrary, it has been very good to this blog over the past few months. No, this is about the recent changes and the fear that has been set upon the Digg community. People want to speak out. They just can’t for fear of being “next”.
Check it out tomorrow. It looks like there are dozens of posts flooding in — we will get 4 or 5 of them and post them here. If you want to write about Digg, their recent changes, and how to fix it, you are encouraged to do so on your own blog and post the link at Social News Central. If you would like to post but remain anonymous, contact JD Rucker at jd.rucker.oboy@gmail.com - he is compiling them right now.
Write on!
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