Idolator

I blame Robot Chicken. Their second season DVD collection came out recently, and Michael Winslow gets much love across the whole thing (episode appearance, special mention in the commentary, and an extended "deleted sounds" entry in the bonus features).

When Digg was founded, it was centered on technology. So the general populace is centered around a less socially adroit population than one would find on say, an Idolator.

They're more inclined to post an article from Cracked than most.

I prefer reddit over digg and fark. It has its drawbacks too, but generally it keeps moving enough that nothing stupid stays around for very long. Also they seem almost useless for music news, but that's why I come here.

Everyday: reddit, boingboing, idolator. Plenty more than I need to know at any given moment.

The music section reflects Ron Paul's music tastes. He happens to like Michael Winslow, so what...

Digg, aside from the demographic problems, is living proof that rational individual preferences can yield aggregate irrational preferences under majority rule voting [see slide 4].

Hang on, someone Dugg music news that didn't pertain to Trent Reznor?