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I do not understand what Digg is. I have seen it on another site, but don't quite get what it does?

Okay, I've updated the first post to explain it a little more. :)

No offence mate, but it sounds like a load of shite!
NoScript opition to not allow it is well engaged.
Bring back the points and gifts.

No offence mate, but it sounds like a load of shite!
NoScript opition to not allow it is well engaged.
Bring back the points and gifts.
It probably sounds like that because you obviously didn't take more than 5 seconds to understand what it does.

This is an opportunity for people to get their songs out to the masses after sharing them here. It's like the rating system only it gets viewed by many others out there, not just here.

The points system was flawed and left the board vulnerable to attacks.

It probably sounds like that because you obviously didn't take more than 5 seconds to understand what it does.
Yeah ok!.....I understand exactly wot it does. Maybe I only judged it on wot it could'nt do for me personally.

I would suggest you only do this for ORIGINAL music posts. This could lead to problems for cover tunes. Just saying is all...

Eric does this circumnavigate the delay in playing tunes for non members?

I would suggest you only do this for ORIGINAL music posts. This could lead to problems for cover tunes. Just saying is all...

Yeah I wondered about that too! There's a shed load of top quality covers on here, and IMO some are better than the original releases.

Eric does this circumnavigate the delay in playing tunes for non members?
Yes, unfortunately they will still have to register to hear the songs. If I did it any other way the bandwidth would skyrocket beyond what we have available.