This week's most popular Diggs: keep the spam off Digg, how to use 'literally'

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Tuesday 28 September 2010 00:00 BST
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The most popular news, videos and images as picked by Digg users during the last seven days, recorded on September 28.

1. I f*cked you all... - a picture of George Bush with the caption, "I fucked you all" "but thanks for blaming it on the black guy." Hosted on imgur.com.

2. Dear Digg: I hate to say it @kevinrose, but please moderate (or something) - an article hosted on socialnews.tumblr.com pleading with Digg founder Kevin Rose to either moderate Digg's front page news articles or bring back the "bury" button.

3. Digg Redesign Tanks: Traffic Down 26% - an article hosted on readwriteweb.com showing that Digg's US traffic has dropped by 26 percent since the site's redesign.

4. What it means when you say "literally" - The Oatmeal - an infographic that explains how to use the word "literally." Hosted on theoatmeal.com.

5. If anyone working for Digg still cares, PLEASE fix this (2nd request) - an article on socialnews.tumblr.com that pleads with Digg to keep spam off the front page of the website.

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