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Wednesday, August 16, 2006

AOL (users) busted for spamming DIGG

AOL has now been publicly called out for spamming on Digg. It was discussed in a Digg topic yesterday. Despite Calacanis' efforts, the anti-AOL commenter still got +28 diggs. Let's force this to the main page so Digg can take action. They do the exact thing on Digg that gets people banned from Netscape. (Contains list of 25+ spam accounts).

Quite messy discussion on digg.com, it seems that some AOL users had been using digg.com for spamming their own stuff (?).



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