The Digg Rebellion?

http://www.dawnofthegeeks.com/?p=319



Now that's art.

 

I'm sorry, but I don't get this?

 

That was useless.

 

It was just a matter of time

 

who even carries them?
and would I care since my entertainment stuff is like 5.5 years old or more!! I don't even have a Dolby 5.1 on my main system

 

It's only useless if you don't know about color codes.

 

Ahhh I just figured that out

#09f911

etc

 

I saw that story on digg..

I am not a big video guy...

what do these codes actually do?

 

http://digg.com/news/upcoming/most
http://digg.com


Looks like digg just committed suicide. If you don't know what happen, they were caught censoring stories about HD-DVD (one of their sponsors)
They just showed everyone the money is more important than the user base. It's like the kiss of death. Kevin should have taken the 50 or 100million FOX offered. lol

I don't think they will recover from this. Specially since there are sites like reddit.com people can move to.

 

Hahaha. This is going to be wild. More visitors for reddit.com

 

They get Digg owners really mad, that's all I've been able to figure out so far

 

The code allows an HD DVD to be decrypted so third party players can play them.

 

They will recover.....I am sure

But its dam funny.....If you ask me .......

 

Hey check out the front page of digg RIGHT NOW!!!!

http://www.digg.com

They are being over run!

 

Yeah, they really brought it upon themselves. They could have let the original story stay and nothing would have ever happened ...

 

This is the true Internet revolution.
Ahh, the dangers of running a user-run site.

*plots something like this for DP..*

 

this is what happens when you cater a site for children and you make them mad.

 

haha that sucks for them
they are going to have to do alot of work

 

http://forums.digitalpoint.com/showthread.php?p=2997026#post2997026

would you remove the story if you own digg?

 

It's probably good for them traffic wise. Any publicity is good publicity.