digg / Sports has just launched and sports bloggers everywhere are cheering!
Written on 7/23/2006 at 9:00 am by
digg Sports Launches
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This is fabulous! I have been waiting for Digg sports to finally launch.
Get people talking about technology and there might be a few interesting discussions. Get them talking about their favorite teams and all the wackos will come out of the woodwork. Good stuff.
it’s a good news, digg.com becomes bigger now
I think I just wet my pants! Finally, I can get some recognition for my hard work…please, please, please…someone link to me from Digg…yes Mike…I am one of those Wacko’s! ;))
John, you’ve been Dugg, buddy. Piss in your own direction please :)
Hate to be a wet blanket, but I think this devalues its worth as a tech resource.. the inclusion of popular culture will likely dominate and push out the weaker tech subjects.
Great. Although I do not blog about sports but many people do and it will help them. Digg should have done it long time ago. I guess the arrival of Netscape did the magic.