news.cnet.com — The search giant will post an anti-SOPA link on home page tomorrow as part of a unified protest planned by the tech s... Jan 17, 2012
theghoulJan 17, 2012Buried
Twitter, Facebook and Digg, we're looking at you.
MrFrogyJan 17, 2012Buried
Digg didn't move from GoDaddy, so it's unlikely they will join in.
swashbuxJan 18, 2012Buried
reddit.com
barackalypseJan 17, 2012Buried
It would make a far bigger point if you linked to recall petition efforts on all the SOPA bill sponsors and co-sponsors.
motozeroJan 17, 2012Buried
Anyone have any good alternatives to Digg? I would leave if they support SOPA
thespookJan 17, 2012Buried
As if GoDaddy's service wasn't a good enough reason to make the move... -,-
anidashJan 17, 2012Buried
What, for real? I don't follow the nuts and bolts of DiGG but that did shock me a bit; that they use GoDaddy. heh DiGG should join in as DiGG could be neutered by this... something about a dvd key seems to ring a bell.
lucas123Jan 17, 2012Buried
SOPA sponsor, Rep. Lamar Smith, slammed the protests as a "publicity stunt." http://www.pcmag.com/article2/0,2817,2398985,00.asp How is he our "Representative"?
mheykJan 17, 2012Buried
I will put my foot down and relinquish my support of digg if they support this s**tty f**king goddamn assf**king bitch bill.
rethreadJan 18, 2012Buried
Reddit and Reddituniversity are both shutting down tomorrow in protest. I like to call that active. http://blog.reddit.com/2012/01/stopped-they-must-be-on-this-all.html
langfordJan 17, 2012Buried
Would have been a better protest to have cut off service, but this is still something.
Ahhh, the fond memories... Lost my account over that one back in the day - worth it :) Of course with SOPA/PIPA the entire site would have been shut down and no more DIGG.
jenniferteatesJan 17, 2012Buried
It'll be interesting to see what happens tomorrow - which companies jump on the bandwagon and which don't. Thanks for sharing this.
ridgerunner5Jan 17, 2012Buried
And all the college papers that will not be turned in as well...
jacksons98Jan 17, 2012Buried
Craigslist is against SOPA as well and has some good information on how to contact Congress. http://www.craigslist.org/about/SOPA
PickledsoulJan 17, 2012Buried
Zuckerburg is too busy counting his money.
MrFrogyJan 18, 2012Buried
My reply was regarding Digg. Learn to follow the thread, please.
rockerszzJan 18, 2012Buried
I'm closing my Digg account in protest. If Digg wont support this important movement, I wont support Digg.
Hilarious. Didn't think about that.
theghoulJan 17, 2012Buried
Twitter, Facebook and Digg, we're looking at you.
MrFrogyJan 17, 2012Buried
Digg didn't move from GoDaddy, so it's unlikely they will join in.
swashbuxJan 18, 2012Buried
reddit.com
barackalypseJan 17, 2012Buried
It would make a far bigger point if you linked to recall petition efforts on all the SOPA bill sponsors and co-sponsors.
motozeroJan 17, 2012Buried
Anyone have any good alternatives to Digg? I would leave if they support SOPA
thespookJan 17, 2012Buried
As if GoDaddy's service wasn't a good enough reason to make the move... -,-
anidashJan 17, 2012Buried
What, for real? I don't follow the nuts and bolts of DiGG but that did shock me a bit; that they use GoDaddy. heh
DiGG should join in as DiGG could be neutered by this... something about a dvd key seems to ring a bell.
lucas123Jan 17, 2012Buried
SOPA sponsor, Rep. Lamar Smith, slammed the protests as a "publicity stunt." http://www.pcmag.com/article2/0,2817,2398985,00.asp
How is he our "Representative"?
mheykJan 17, 2012Buried
I will put my foot down and relinquish my support of digg if they support this s**tty f**king goddamn assf**king bitch bill.
rethreadJan 18, 2012Buried
Reddit and Reddituniversity are both shutting down tomorrow in protest. I like to call that active.
http://blog.reddit.com/2012/01/stopped-they-must-be-on-this-all.html
langfordJan 17, 2012Buried
Would have been a better protest to have cut off service, but this is still something.
rethreadJan 18, 2012Buried
Ahhh, the fond memories... Lost my account over that one back in the day - worth it :)
Of course with SOPA/PIPA the entire site would have been shut down and no more DIGG.
jenniferteatesJan 17, 2012Buried
It'll be interesting to see what happens tomorrow - which companies jump on the bandwagon and which don't. Thanks for sharing this.
ridgerunner5Jan 17, 2012Buried
And all the college papers that will not be turned in as well...
jacksons98Jan 17, 2012Buried
Craigslist is against SOPA as well and has some good information on how to contact Congress.
http://www.craigslist.org/about/SOPA
PickledsoulJan 17, 2012Buried
Zuckerburg is too busy counting his money.
MrFrogyJan 18, 2012Buried
My reply was regarding Digg. Learn to follow the thread, please.
rockerszzJan 18, 2012Buried
I'm closing my Digg account in protest.
If Digg wont support this important movement, I wont support Digg.
jenniferteatesJan 17, 2012Buried
Hilarious. Didn't think about that.