Especially the social media & link baiting posts. Keep up the great work.
Andy

Stumble works a lot better, and has a sharp increasing Dutch userbase.

Over a year ago, Digg could be fun some of the time. Those days are long gone. Every time Digg changed anything, they just made it worse.

Digg is not really concerned about excluding spammers, cheats, and sock puppets per se – Digg already had mechanisms that accomplished that purpose well enough. No, they just want to control the mix of users and of stories to meet their own criteria – all the while preserving the illusion that the typical user has meaningful input.

Use StumbleUpon instead. It beats heck out of Digg.

it’s good to see that Digg is doing something against the spam. However spammers will always be attracted to opportunities, like bees to honey.

There is (potentially) money to be made, and that attracts all kinds of people. Just like Google most companies will always be chasing their tails and not getting any further over the long-term of the war against spam and crappy content.

BTW – Many thanks for your concise list of all the other posts and topics concerning this story. Lots of great posts there!

-Dave