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"Digg is imploding today.  Literally.  The site's million plus users have turned on Digg's management, covering the entire site with an HD-DVD encryption key that the moderators were fighting to remove.  You can't even submit a story right now, and frequent 404 errors mean that Digg is actually Digging itself, with too many votes and submissions to handle.\nThe backstory: a story including the number got to the front page, but was quickly pulled by a moderator.  That led to another user reposting the story with the number in the description - \"Spread This Number. Again\".  That story was also pulled, at which point the mob piled in.\nClearly, they've now lost the fight over the key: almost every single story on the homepage, and 100% of the popular stories in the technology section are links to sites that aim to propagate that number.  This key, for those who don't know, is a series of numbers which will unlock copy-protected High Definition movies.  The MPAA hates this of course, and there's no one Diggers hate more than the MPAA and RIAA.  DRM has met its match against a single-minded army numbering more than one million strong.\n"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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