(10:17:16 IST) Marc Z: why the hell can't you link to digg comments?
(10:17:21 IST) Marc Z: annoying
(10:17:27 IST) Marc Z: I can't see which comments you post
(10:17:32 IST) Roshan: Hmmm?
(10:17:34 IST) Marc Z: I have to digg them down you know?
That's part of a conversation that Marc and I have frequently. He claims he buries anything I digg and also all comments that I make. Now the problem with Marc is, he can't find my comments easily. Now, he's an engineering student, so he'll take the most efficient way out: do nothing. However, if his dislike for all the linux stories I digg is too much he may be forced to find them all and bury them. That's easy. Everyone has a digg profile that shows what they've dugg, but finding their comments after opening the commented page on the profile is much harder.
Not any more. Gary Carstensen's little digg comments flash program allows you to keep track of your comments (or the comments of people who you want to compulsively bury) and you can even set the timer low so that you can stare at the number of diggs you have and wonder if you've succeeded in your quest for not-so-social acceptance.
There Marc. Now bury away!
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It's not my fault you digg up every single Linux article. Somebody must stop you.
Digging down all your comments is just my hobby. Anyone else want to join me? The Flash program is pretty good.
I know you people would do this. I never log in to browse. but anonymously do it . Ha ha
Bugger, that's a waste of one 'friend' on my list.
Ragha, how stupid. I digg down only George's stuff.
How does he manage to digg stuff down anonymously?!
He means that he browses it anonymously so that we can't track what he does on Digg.
But he can't do anything on digg anonymously. He could just use his user and not digg or comment and it'd be the same!
This is Ragha. He uses logical thought as a last option.
Ah, seeing as he hasn't resorted to that yet, I think we have a chance of survival.