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'''Digg''', also known as Digg.com, is a website that allows users to democratically rate and comment on short articles posted to it.  Each post has a single link to web page.  

'''Digg''', also known as Digg.com, is a website that allows users to democratically rate and comment on short articles posted to it.  Each post has a single link to web page.  

Digg has been accused of being stricter on [[conservative]]s’ posting than other groups.  Digg has said that it treats all groups equally. In their defense they have said that many of the individuals that were banned were publishing [[hate speech]] such as articles by the [[American]] [[Nazi Party]] and outright lies.

Digg has been accused of being stricter on [[conservative]]s’ posting than other groups.  Digg has said that it treats all groups equally. In their defense, they have said that many of the individuals that were banned were publishing [[hate speech]] such as articles by the [[American]] [[Nazi Party]] and outright lies.

Starting at approximately [[January]] of 2007 a disproportionate number of postings about [[Ron Paul]] have been showing up on the site's home page.  This is due to the fanatical support from Paul's base.  The number of articles has been steadily decreasing since [[April]] of 2007 as Ron Paul is failing to generate significant numbers at various Republican caucuses.

Starting at approximately [[January]] of 2007 a disproportionate number of postings about [[Ron Paul]] have been showing up on the site's home page.  This is due to fanatical support from Paul's base.  The number of articles has been steadily decreasing since [[April]] of 2007 as Ron Paul is failing to generate significant numbers at various Republican caucuses.

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