I love checking out Subvert and Profit’s task lists and trying to figure out which links are paid and which are red herrings. Sometimes it is obvious and other times I am baffled trying to think that someone would pay for this content to be bumped. Take a look at the list below and try […]

A while back, Duncan Riley at Tech Crunch had posted an article questioning why Ron Paul stories had been buried on Digg. He put forward two scenarios, the first one being that the long rumored Digg super users had buried the Ron Paul stories, the second one being that Digg may have some sort of bias against Ron Paul and have suppressed the stories. While I certainly wouldn’t want to question the power of the Digg super users, I did come across something that might lead some credence to Duncan’s second theory.