Slashdot is dying, and this is another example of why.<\/p>\n
I just posted ATs amazing link to the BBQ Newsblight admission that filesharing is not theft, a great link, no doubt about it.<\/p>\n
I posted it on Digg; 1 hour, 36 minutes later, its on the front page<\/a>, blasting BBQ with a Diggstorm of traffic. I submitted the same story to Slashdot:<\/p>\n It’s Official: “File sharing is not theft.” And there you have it.<\/p>\n Why should anyone bother to submit stories to Slashdot, when they are going to be rejected, no matter how hot they are?<\/em> And now with Digg’s new and superb commenting system<\/a> coming online soon, there will be no reason to visit slashdot ever again. All the teenage trolls will dissapear from view, you can get cool stories on the frontpage guaranteed – as long as they really are cool – and be guaranteed that no one else’s cool stories are being rejected and kept from your view<\/em>.<\/p>\n
\nWed March 01, 04:24 PM \t Rejected<\/strong><\/p><\/blockquote>\n