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Quantifying The Digg Effect

web2.0-blog.com — On digg itself there have been numerous comments mentioning that a large number of sites seem to be going down. So, given these two factors, I wanted to see for myself. In this post you’ll see what I found out by recording some important data regarding the stories that make it to the digg.com

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  • johnshooter, on 10/12/2007, -0/+1Interesting stats, but for someone who seems to understand the point and value of Digg, I'm not sure why he says this:

    "Something that did really surprise me, and really questions the need for digg in the first place, is the number of very popular sites that have stories on the front page. Specifically there were numerous stories from the New York Times, TechCrunch, Engadget, The BBC News and other major news outlets. I am sure this is content that most of digg’s users could find themselves."

    Why the hell would you visit all these sites when the important stories will find their way here anyway? Funny he doesn't get it considering his first line is "I'm a huge fan of digg.com"

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