Digg is banning users because they digg too often

[tomhoncuada1108]

This is just bull crap, can you guy reddit it?



http://www.seopedia.org/seo-news/dig...igg-too-often/

More Information:

1. How do I submit something to Digg? Easy! Go to digg
2. This is to help prevent users from artificially inflating the Digg count, which is explicitly against our Terms of Use
3. Spam often has different meanings to different people, what Digger A may view as Spam may not be what Digger B or Digg views as Spam
4. This is referred to by some Digg users as the "Digg effect" and by some others as the site being "dugg to death"
5. Nice in principle, but the power users at digg just used it to take advantage of sites they didn't like, and digg never did tweak it again to fix it…

[lytieudao29]

if the guy is clicking digg one after the other without reading the story he's changing the levels un-naturally there is nothing wrong with warning him about it.



Why vote for a story if you don't even know what it's about?

More Information:

1. John Chow really tried to take advantage of Digg and hence why his stories are buried so quickly
2. I think Digg has a long way to go in their banning policies –
3. But here's a question lots of these prospective buyers must be asking themselves: if they buy Digg, will users rebel?
4. Top users often pointed to this number with pride, a reminder of the thrill of seeing one's submission spread to thousands of eager readers
5. These sites often get submitted to Digg and then are invariably buried after a certain amount of time
6. Digg execs received a request to pull the story down and did so, believing they were following the law and the site's own terms of use that ban posting infringing content
7. Digg seems to be doing something that might help a little; they are banning users who bury stories (as well as those who Digg) without taking the time to read them
8. As we may know, that Digg serves love link for everyone who submit
9. I really don't think that these guys spammed Digg

[longbeodbp]

Thanks for the headsup. Gotta stop digging my stuff so much.

More Information:

1. One person I spoke with tonight told me that 10 or so of the most powerful Digg users, him included, have set up a password protected IRC room to discuss
2. The Digg users who also visit Reddit saw through this
3. IP banning as really not well thought out - I can't use digg in any internet cafe, any of my work locations and quite often at home have to wait till
4. He tried to appeal his case, to no avail (I've heard from other Digg users that getting a ban lifted from your site is extremely difficult)
5. Mashable has a very lengthy but equally illuminating overview of social bookmarking site Digg, following the service's decision to ban many of its biggest