Recommended Flaw: 31% of Digg Homepage submitted by 10 Users

Who better to exemplify the ideals and accomplishments of “fail” than President George W. Bush? Instead of tossing out insults or posting silly pictures of the silly President, we will post to commemorate the first day of the last 6 months of the Bus

Now, we love Firefox 3 - we really, really do, but the problem is it just doesn’t have all the options we want. So we thought we’d list a few features we want to see them implement before the next release.

Some are pushed to the front page because of misleading titles. Others are bad but got there because they were pics (which seem to have an easier time hitting and subsequently moving to the top). A few were simply spam and were artificially promoted by...

A team could spend all day isolating stories that were submitted to Digg that should have hit the front page that day but didn’t. Then, there are those that hit that absolutely had no business being written, let alone hitting the front page. Here are so

A list of the top stories that you didn't read this week, but probably should have. These are articles that, for whatever reason, didn't make the front page of Digg.

Some users have been seeing submissions at Digg staying in upcoming for longer than the traditional 24 hours... is this a change or a bug?

This story had 936 votes 16.5 hours after it was originally submitted. That’s way beyond what’s normall needed to get on the home page. The next most popular upcoming story in its category had just 178 votes.

Episode 28 of Social Blend. 28 Weeks later.