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"It's been a pretty interesting week, and well, truth be told, Diggers might hate censorship and SEO but they definitely like Google.  First of all, it's really true what they say.  Diggers hate SEO types.  That means that if your Digg submission mentions \"SEO\" in the title or description at all, you're 99% likely in for instant burial.  I guess it's good for those of us who want to keep this information close to home, as the wealth of information provided by Todd's SEO Playbook  didn't make the cut.  It's a shame that the breadth of knowledge provided by Todd cannot be dispersed as publicly as one would hope, but that makes his post incredibly special.  Only those who seek the knowledge will find the gold.However, other tactics are useful, if they fit the bill for what Diggers look for.  Apparently, they all love Stephen Colbert.  That's why these two pages become popular on Digg: first, SEOmoz's post asking people to make Stephen Colbert the Greatest Living American  totally rocked, and not after long, he was crowned the greatest  .  (This is frustrating information to some guy named Brandon Wirtz who is trying to secure his #1 spot once again.  Brandon, I'm sorry to ask, but who are you?)  Google's greatness shines once again.  They are now the most visited site on the Internet,   beating out Microsoft, which was previously the record holder.  All the same, they are apparently very rich  too, giving out more than $1 billion to website publishers.Google has been focusing on changing the user experience lately.  From one facelift  to another "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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