So Wired bought DIGGs (the votes, not the site itself, dummy). TechCrunch says DIGG should sue Wired because of vested interests. And Valleywag says screw all of ‘em. The rest of the blogosphere nods in unison.

I say so what?

Everyone’s tried to game DIGG one way or another. Not everyone has been successful at bringing DIGG down, but I reckon some of these attempts to game the system have actually met some success. There’s the DIGG army. And there’s the burying army. And there’s the digging for DIGG conspiracies. I’ve been part of these in my time, and I can say it was fun while it lasted. Now everytime I read about someone successfully gaming DIGG, it just sounds so old.

It’s like reading about how someone’s blog had been recently DUGG, and now he’s already giving tips on how to get dugg. Come on, it’s not as if you’re the only person who has been DUGG.

And as for the “I gamed DIGG” crowd, this happens all the time. It’s not as if you’re the only person who has successfully gamed DIGG.

Oh, and what great DIGG-bait your articles and counter-articles are!

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