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Scotty Blaze · 01-11-06, 02:21 PM

By "Digg" I am refering to the social news/bookmarking site called Digg.com. I used to be a big time slashdotter but, upon discovering Digg about 4 months ago, i've found myself more interested in Digg and its community. For more information regarding Digg, here is a link to the wikipedia entry on it.

If you join and you enjoy digging, you can also check out the weekly podcast/vidcast called "Diggnation" where one of the founders, Kevin Rose, and Alex Albrecht (Kevin's former co-host of "The Screen Savers") discuss some of the weekly top stories on digg.com.

I'm also a user of the social bookmarking site Del.icio.us as well. It has a similar base to Digg (it was one of the first) but it uses more of a complex way of bookmarking your links using tags (folksonomy) to keep track of them. For more information, i'd suggest checking out the wikipedia entry on it.

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Scotty Blaze Newcomer Joined: Jan 2006 Posts: 3	Any fellow Digg users here? By "Digg" I am refering to the social news/bookmarking site called Digg.com. I used to be a big time slashdotter but, upon discovering Digg about 4 months ago, i've found myself more interested in Digg and its community. For more information regarding Digg, here is a link to the wikipedia entry on it. If you join and you enjoy digging, you can also check out the weekly podcast/vidcast called "Diggnation" where one of the founders, Kevin Rose, and Alex Albrecht (Kevin's former co-host of "The Screen Savers") discuss some of the weekly top stories on digg.com. I'm also a user of the social bookmarking site Del.icio.us as well. It has a similar base to Digg (it was one of the first) but it uses more of a complex way of bookmarking your links using tags (folksonomy) to keep track of them. For more information, i'd suggest checking out the wikipedia entry on it.