Stories tagged "diggers"

MrBabyMan, a poster to a proudly democratic Web portal called Digg, has been wildly successful in achieving high profile positions for his stories, garnering many gigantic readerships. But critics say he's stealing other people's ideas — or, worse, t

As most everybody knows by now, popular Digger Mr. Babyman is being attacked on the very place that made him popular. Check out this story for the lowdown on Mr. Babyman. Maybe he should stay at Mixx!

Essentially, the 45-minute answer session seemed to almost seemed to be a “Yes, we hear your bitchememes, there’s not much we can do about how people choose to use it, get over it.”

"What do you think of when you visualize your average Digg user?" At least this one seems to have some sense of humour ;-)

If you're even peripherally involved in the social news space you are probably familiar with the rather rocky relationship that Digg has with its core community.

The world of Digg, Mixx, and Social Media is shocked when they discovered that 2 of their powerful users are in fact criminals!

Three of the top Digg users well known in the community get interviewed by an old school journalist as they are questioned about time spent on Digg, passion for social news and how they feel social news submitters relate to professional journalists.

I know posting this here may seem like, "preaching to the converted" - but if anyone feels like sharing this with any Displeased Diggers they know of, I would appreciate it. This is my open Mixx challenge to Digg users who are frustrated with Digg...

The milestone, albeit a minor one, was reached with his submission of a Computerworld article headlined: "10 broken technology ideas -- and how to fix them." What makes it notable is that a full 40% of his submissions have been "made popular."

Digg users tend to get pissed off about a lot of things. Any story about Microsoft, for example. Or anything that criticizes Apple. ...