Published: Apr 17, 2009 - 02:58 am
Story Found By: BrentCsutoras 1031 Days ago
Category: SEM
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So Digg went way out on a limb, got yelled at for bad behaviour, retreated just a bit, and now deserve a pat on the back?This is not a glass half full, half empty situation. It remains page hi-jacking. That Digg will allow lurkers to follow a 301 rather than a direct link while retaining registered (logged in) higher value visitors is, to put it mildly, crap, smoke and mirrors and an illusion of meeting half way. That anyone in the webdev community would fall for such is beyond sad, it is pitiful.
This is a big win for the SEO industry and the blogosphere. We have some major impact. On the other hand though Id be cautious hailing Digg for being publisher or SEO friendy. They never cared for both groups, DdoSing and burying them. So well have to monitor the influence the DiggBar will have for a while before drawing positive conclusions.
I dont like what they are doing with the digg bar and stealing link juice with the url shortner