1. The real story here is the conflict between Jay and Kevin and Kevin's position at Digg going forward. The whole situation went down because Jay has been running Digg while Kevin has been off starting a new company and being a celebrity. The problem is that Jay is totally clueless when it comes to dealing with the community and had to call Kevin to bail him out. It looks like Jay is not happy with this as he is now for the first time taking Kevin's position as the media face for Digg.

Posted at 5:38PM on May 4th 2007 by Mike D

2. Trackbacks don't seem to work from my blog to yours, so I'm posting this as a comment. My question may have been answered in the calacaniscast...

http://techfold.com/2007/05/04/a-question-for-jason-c-how-would-netscape-have-handled-the-number/

"...here’s my question for you and your old Netscape team: How would Netscape and the Navigators (good name for a band) have handled the sh!tstorm on Digg this week over the HD-DVD number?

Would it have gone up? Did it go up? Was it blocked? I’m not sure how to search the Netscape News Stories that have been voted on, but this search (News > Top Stories) turned up no results.

Anyway, I’m curious - given that AOL is close to the entertainment industry, more “corporate” etc - would the community have won out there?"

Posted at 5:44PM on May 4th 2007 by rod

3. You mention marching on Washington, and I think this event can easily be equated with MLK's march:

http://www.copyrightings.com/2007/05/digital-march-on-washington.html

Posted at 7:32PM on May 4th 2007 by Kevin

4. I think this issue is a very culturally significant moment in the new media world and it was great for you guys to get a show together with such guests.

Jason and Tyler you both deserve large props for this. Great work!

Posted at 6:05AM on May 5th 2007 by Graham Walker

5. Thank you for this interview Jason! Good leadership. We need you here.

Posted at 9:36AM on May 5th 2007 by Zeno Davatz

6. Yes! but do you have any guesses?

Posted at 8:41AM on Jul 16th 2007 by T.J.