Digg Demonstrates The Failure Of Completely Open Collaborativ...
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- Jnebbe on 2008-01-31 - Tags challenges , networking , social
- Cguyot on 2008-01-26 - Tags web2.0 , digg
- Andyed on 2008-01-25 - Tags digg , relevance , gaming , socialsoftware
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The algorithm change effectively holds back from the homepage any story that is
Dugg by the same groups of friends, i.e. a group that is not “diverse,” which
has been a principal dynamic for stories getting promoted to the Digg homepage.
This is astonishing on the face of it — Digg’s struggle with gaming is so
extreme that they had no choice but to band certain forms of collaboration in a
system that is defined by its collaborative nature.
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