Digg’s Kevin Rose Not Pleased With DiggBar Change
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At this point Kevin has little, if any, influence over the features implemented at digg, and if Michael Arrington doesn't know that, then he's a moron. In fact I think he's just playing up the controversy to gain some traffic himself.
"otherwise he wouldn’t disagree with a new policy publicly" is just laughable, because Kevin doesn't actually say that he disagrees with the policy.
The whole thing about "making publishers unhappy" is just a giant wankfest among the bloggers who've replaced the actual press in Norcal. It's just one bullshit site screwing over a bunch of other bullshit sites. Don't read digg, techcrunch, mashable, etc, etc. and you'll more informed and a better person.
just now reading the digg short url discussion, I was not aware this changed and will check in on it tomorrow (was on vacation for 2 weeks).
How does one draw the conclusion that Rose isn't happy about it? What it says to me is that he wants to find out more before saying anything.
Translation: He’s not happy (otherwise he wouldn’t disagree with a new policy publicly). Look for a reversal on this policy sometime soon.
Oh, please. If Rose had the authority to reverse this it wouldn't have been done without his knowledge while on vacation. This is a pretty big change. They had to have known it would be at least a little bit controversial, and there had to have been some sort of discussion before its implementation.
When I read the headline i thought TC had some additional news related to the change from kevin rose. They are basing it on a single tweet and fabricating a full story around it. Please don't vote up crap like this. The headline completely tricked me