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Avatar Posted By: chrisdru 82 days ago
Topic Type: News Story (Jump to http://www.techcrunch.com)
Category: Google
Google continues testing to change its search interface and it seems to be more like Digg with comments too.
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from miguelstil 82 days ago # - show/hide this comment
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It doesn't look like digg - it looks like "StumbleUpon" - digg does not have "thumbs up and thumbs down" type of voting icons. ;) Arrington is obviously not a digg user. Or is he?

from JhonWms 82 days ago #
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Hi miguelstil,

Digg contains "thumbs-up" & "thumbs-down" icons for voting comments. I think you haven't posted any comment on Digg story yet. Plz try it... :)))

from mercylivi 82 days ago #
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This will help in increasing the search relevancy. At the same time this will also give a speed ride with spammers and Google.

from hugoguzman 82 days ago #
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This was already Sphunn earlier

http://sphinn.com/story/59512

from miguelstil 80 days ago #
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Oh yeah... the thumbs for comments. Are those really relevant?


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