Digg removed Ron Paul article from front page and "US Elections"!

[Tdcci]

Your digg tip (and it has been repeated by many for a long time) about not putting Ron or Paul in the title or description is essential to getting anything done on Digg. Should be stickied, maybe if you create another thread without promoting that one story.

 

[newmedia4ron]

I think we do abuse the system whatever
digg has a very small audience (that is already expose to Ron Paul), flood your local tv station instead
http://www.ronpaulforums.com/showthread.php?t=31866&page=2

 

[MrZach]

Digg shows again that they are willing to censor and remove stories. This story was on the front page and in the elections category. Now it is not there. Or was it the bury brigade? WTF?!

http://digg.com/2008_us_elections/Montana_Newspaper_admits_to_deliberately_ignoring_Ron_Paul

Yeah, the KnowBeforeYouVote.com website has 1226 Diggs, but you won't see it anywhere in the top Diggs for the last 30 days...

Censorship.

 

[Jobarra]

You're buying into the Bury Brigade's propaganda, we did not "spam" them, we dugg Ron Paul articles we liked, and if a Digg moderator (they do exist) autoburies them, they pop up again because naturally, the digg user thinks that if an important story for an important event (like how RP did in Montana) was not in upcoming or available in search without clicking on "search buried stories", surely no one has submitted it yet?

You're delusional. I remember specifically looking at 4 pages of 'upcoming' articles at one point and seeing numerous blog entries that only contained a single link to another Ron Paul article that was dugg already. Sounds like ALOT of people just believed their blog to be more important than the actual source. I guess they were trying to drive traffic to their sites about Ron Paul and ended up just further damaging Dr. Paul and themselves. I remember one time looking at 3 pages and seeing the same blog dugg over all three pages. Somebody literally dugg every blog entry in their blog. I promptly buried what I could.

People STILL post diggs of their blog entries that link to another article on here.

 

[Tdcci]

Blogspam is not exclusive to Ron Paul articles, I see it more prevalent in Barack Obama articles, but everyone tolerates it because he's the HIP NEW THING. Don't forget all those top 10 lists either.

 

[Jobarra]

Blogspam is not exclusive to Ron Paul articles, I see it more prevalent in Barack Obama articles, but everyone tolerates it because he's the HIP NEW THING. Don't forget all those top 10 lists either.

And you of course bury each one of those right?

 

[Edu]

Put obama somewhere in the story and it will go up really fast.

I see obama stories go to top status all the time. So you know who the bury people are voting for.

 

[Ciceros]

I removed my account. Maybe you all should do the same if you have one!

 

[the_bee]

dugg

Digg shows again that they are willing to censor and remove stories. This story was on the front page and in the elections category. Now it is not there. Or was it the bury brigade? WTF?!

http://digg.com/2008_us_elections/Montana_Newspaper_admits_to_deliberately_ignoring_Ron_Paul

dugg