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If I had a content site I would most certainly put frame busting code on it. To not do so seems foolish. Screw digg.

• nuggien 17y ago
  doesn't frame busting code get invoked too late? i.e. digg already got the search engine love by the time you bust out of the frame?
  • poutine 17y ago
    It does to a certain extent. However anyone re-sharing it will not share the digg URL. Furthermore they're not prompted at the top of the page before your content to leave your site. Digg even sticks ads on the bar when you click on something. Very un-cool.
  • ivankirigin 17y ago
    Others copy and paste the url and send it around - or just use the bar to send it, which does the same.
    • mikeyur 17y ago
      Frame-breaking code redirects the user to the proper url. So traffic may still go to the digg.com/whatever page but it will redirect to the original site.