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Digg: New URL-shortening system is here to stay
Tuesday, July 21, 2009After two days of silence, Digg has gone on the record to officially acknowledge the change in how its shortened links are redirected, as well as clear up how links will be handled in the future.
The change, which took place on Sunday, had links leading directly to a story source redirecting to Digg's story pages. The new behavior appeared only on stories that had been submitted to the site, l...
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