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Digg Banning Users for Digging too Often
A member in one of my discussion lists just got his account banned by Digg.
What was the reason you say ?
Your account was banned for the rate of Digging activity you’ve engaged in. We’ve determined that the time in which your Diggs happen, it isn’t possible to actually read the stories. Please read each and every story before you Digg or bury a story. Once you agree that you will Digg/bury more responsibly and read the stories, we will unban your account.
Recently, the Digg staff, trough their automated algorithms, is watching if a user is reading a story, by counting the time the user stays on that particular page, and the time it takes him to press the Digg button.
As another member in the discussion list said :
That’s funny. I have a feeling this is going to bite them in the ass.
I agree … This algorithm tweaking and fear of SPAM is going way to far … I mean, come on guys, banning users for voting stories too often ?
I would really love a response from someone at Digg.
PS: Noupsell has a really good personal explanation and clarification for this situation, at the Digg page.
PS2: Apparently, the Digg community catalogues this post of mine, as SPAM :)
“dig_count”:”31″,”area”:”Upcoming”}, {”type”:”report”,”itemid”:”2071615″,”date”:”2007-05-23 13:41:42″,”timestamp”:”1179927702″,”reason”:”Spam”,
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