I just came across an excellent post by our neighbor just South of the 49th parallel. Basically there has been a lot of chatter recently about Digg, and other social network news websites. Let's ignore all the "good vs. bad" editor talk and manipulation and take a brief look at Rand's post from a purely algorithm perspective.
For those of you not familiar with Digg and the like. Let me explain why the SEO community cares so much. Basically these sites have a couple of major benefits.
Lately there have been plenty of posts about how to write a good Digg story, so lets focus on the math.
Basically stories get ranked based on the following algorithmic criteria.
Rand has gone in to more detail in his blog – read his full post here. I felt that this information should also be posted here as there has been a lot of discussion inside our company about Digg and their competitors, so I thought posting this might help clarify how Digg works.
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