Could this be the best digg.com comment ever?

I think it is. It's clear, concise, and well worded. It's not moronic, it doesn't rely on AOL-speak or l33t. It doesn't play off the same techie cliches. It's just good, old fashioned quality content. It makes a point and it makes a point well.

The quality of comments on digg.com are generally low, but every now and again you find a diamond in the rough.

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How do you digg? Do you digg up articles that fascinate you? Articles that your friends recommend? Articles you want to check back on later? Do you use it as a social news system, as intended, or as a bookmarking system? The problem, as I see it, is that as cool as digg is, there's no real guide as to how to use the site. I think it can be fixed with a few minor changes. Read on for more.

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