Why Bloggers Are Ruining Digg.com

Everyone has seen it, a person cites to a webpage or article by first talking about it on thier blog. This is generally done for one selfish reason, to bolster page impressions and garnish clicks for Google Adsense. We must ask ourselves: What is the effect of this practice on Digg.com. This article will hopefully explain that effect.

First, by linking to their own blogs, these selfish monsters are in effect importing their own ads directly into Digg.com. Digg has it's own Google Adsense running. Why should we be submitted to two instances of Ads? This lowers the direct and speedy delivery of news to viewers and must be stopped.

Finally, Digg.com is a reflection of society, there are some nice people, some smart people, and some greedy people. Let us all think about that.

In conclusion, Bloggers are a huge problem for Digg.com and we must not allow them to post stories on digg.com anymore.