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Will Larson
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Christine Weil Schirmer
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novenatorDec 15, 2011
This is another good feature redesign for Digg. One of the central problems has always been the speed at which breaking news stories would reach the front page, and this should remedy that.
Great job Digg.
aetherboyDec 15, 2011
Unfortunately, it does nothing to address the low quality content that still appears all over the front page. This is why Reddit continues to grow.
nickchopperDec 15, 2011
Reddit has just as much cr*p. The difference is that it's illegible over there.
anomaly100Dec 15, 2011
Yeah it sounds good, but I have a couple of problems with it. Anywhoo, I'll just back out of here quietly.....
aksn1p3rDec 15, 2011
That is a fair and logical way of helping popular content move to the frontpage faster. Thanks for that.
gvoakesDec 15, 2011
This some nifty s**t, Will! Thanks.
wjbjnrDec 15, 2011
well just posted the latest development regarding Siri which was just 20 minutes old on the web and was the first to hit digg, and it got buried !
I wonder what the algo has really done! It was a breaking news!
baseingDec 17, 2011
One of the central problems has always been the speed at which breaking news stories would reach the front page, nikewhite.com and this should remedy that.