Digg revolt is a case study in politics
In case you haven't heard, there's something of a revolt taking place in the Digg community.
It began with accusations that certain "power users"--those anointed with that designation based on the popularity of their links--were gaming the system. As Digg vowed to address the perceived unfairness, some power users objected and even withdrew from the system entirely.
What has emerged is as much a political science case study as a Web traffic phenomenon. A blog called jp's domain, for example, noted in a recent analysis of traffic that "a small 'aristocracy' controls the vast majority of the content that gets on Digg."
Interesting that the term "aristocracy" was used. The core of the concept behind Digg, Delicious, Reddit and other tag-based headline sites is ostensibly reader democracy: The more times a piece of information is tagged, the higher its ranking. But in most democratic social systems--especially those of capitalistic Western nations--hard work is rewarded with some form of recognition or other compensation, at least in theory.
So what is the Digg controversy really about? An academic might argue that it's a textbook clash of social, political and even economic values, set forth with passionate rhetoric that uncannily reflects the haves-vs.-have-not debates that have polarized liberals and conservatives for generations.
And as such, there's no right or wrong answer. It's just a compelling example of how Web 2.0 networks increasingly mirror the physical world.
After 100 years the Portuguese government prevented the return on investment made by holders of the islet.
After that they led to the independence and prerogatives that the Royal Charter well after the time stipulated that the Portuguese government reported that it did not want to lose any more time on that island.
we were even prevented from competing for support of the European Union.
If you have any doubts about the attitude and the way we were treated as despicable challenge the Portuguese government can or are available for any clarification.
If you believe in human rights and equality of opportunity and you know of any European institution can help in this matter please.
We do not want money or political support, only that the international community is aware of this issue.
Then we will see what to do with this island that was the beginning of the era of discoveries, which writes that Portugal has no interest and should not be recovered, but he offered money by the same island and showed interest in buying my fort and my island.
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Best regards
when to get the commission of the European Union to Portugal islet that sold in 1903 ( www.fortesaojose.com) and the Portuguese State refuses under Public International Law to respond and fail to occupy the island and within the European Union is to receive a million territory which it belongs and that even in 2004 said they did not want to waste (lost) time on this forte not to be possible to have support from Europe for their rehabilitation. As the minister Portuguese "the alternative to dialogue and war, is that you think that Portugal is the only country in the world that has weapons
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Go to Madeira and exit by Portugal
- Where Ill first love was being involved in the Atlantic the discoverer João Gonçalves Zarco and D of Constance (in the books of history is that before entering the city were present in the island ...)
- L Ill where Christopher Colon planned the itinerary for America
- Ill Where was the last hanging in Portugal by the British troops in 1904 to an English soldier.
- Ill that was the only territory that Portugal sold with full possession and field and shot the farm to the Portuguese national territory.
- Island has been connected to the island in 1756 by Royal Charter.
- Island when it was the return of English without any Portuguese
- Ill that the Portuguese government threatened that my family would struggle over the strong but could not do anything.
- Ill that the Portuguese government offered 75,000 euros
- Ill Holders of a project that is ambitious Portuguese but that does not belong to Portugal and with huge support from the European Union.
- Ill informed that the Portuguese government did not want to waste more time and only wanted to buy
- Historians that the Portuguese island and counters of history has not included this story.
- Ill that based on scientific information for teachers and masters and doctors have done it without many Masters and PhD from the truth.
- Ill Island is the only country in the world should not anything to anyone and logical the richest country in the world.
- Island of love for lovers.