Digg recently created the "DiggBar," an html toolbar that frames each subsequent website click in such a way that Digg benefits from the traffic. While the bar remains on a user's screen, they loose the ability to truly bookmark a site or view the real URL. Instead, all navigation is manipulated to benefit digg and their advertisers. Thankfully there are now several methods to stop Digg from taking advantage of your website.
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