Wired News: I Bought Votes on Digg
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Saved by 9 people (-1 private), first by anonymouse user on 2007-03-01
- Flidrstein08 on 2007-04-10 - Tags blog , digg , fraud , gaming , marketing , money , wired
- Plaightjax76 on 2007-04-02 - Tags blog , digg , fraud , gaming , marketing , money , wired
- Coperint_tin3 on 2007-03-30 - Tags blog , digg , fraud , gaming , marketing , money , wired
- Ryleighhock_42 on 2007-03-27 - Tags blog , digg , fraud , gaming , marketing , money , wired
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It was Tuesday, 1:22 a.m. on the West Coast, and influential news recommendation site Digg was hopping. A new story about a blog dedicated to showing photographs of crowds had just gotten enough diggs to make the "popular" list on the tech/design page, and several people were commenting on it.
"How the hell did this get to the front page?" Pawperso wondered.
I can tell you exactly how a pointless blog full of poorly written, incoherent commentary made it to the front page on Digg. I paid people to do it.
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