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jboitnottSep 7, 2010
gasification is what happens after I eat burrito.
w3bmast3r101Sep 7, 2010
I miss the days that there would be at least several hundred diggs and over forty comments, before I even clicked the story. :-(
sandylandersSep 7, 2010
w3,
Most agree with you. The old system seemed to be a better reflection of the digg users "will" on a story. Before the digg users were the only ones to submit content. The RSS feeds seem to negate the whole purpose of digg.
akula89Sep 8, 2010
protip : stop coming to digg.com
sslanchiSep 7, 2010
are these stories paid for or something?
ssomu007Sep 7, 2010
why not? if it bring many advantages
langfordSep 7, 2010
"All up all the industries in the area will emit up to 12 million tonnes of carbon into the atmosphere every year including what Perdaman is contributing. Really, when we're talking about the total emission, it's unacceptable."Comment is buried, click here to see the rest.
ferretmanSep 8, 2010
Good to see some movement on this at last. Coal gasification could be an interesting power source.