Great domain.

It's worth noting that Digitimes is a notoriously unreliable source, one that has been wrong many times in the past about the Amazon smartphone in particular.

RSS for the Digg blog: http://blog.digg.com/rss

I've had the same experience. I've submitted several sites and pages to their Paid Discovery program but none have been approved. Oh well.

I like the name. I immediately knew it was a play on duck duck goose.

Add a favicon, eh?

yes, on it!

I think your extension could provide value if people could choose a field of interest. Like if I could stumble through articles about China or about animals or even about broad things like people or places, that would be neat.

Maybe a Bayesian filter (or some analogous technique) that found "interesting" articles?

This didn't crossed my mind at all. I wonder if extension should add an upvote button to Wiki page and use that for interesting?

Ah yes, didn't see this comment before I wrote my last one. But exactly, that would certainly be interesting if you got enough users to make the results meaningful (or perhaps curated a large bunch yourself initially).

Another thing that might be handy for something like this long term is making sure I don't see the same page more than once. But that would be a lot more data for you to store.

I'd rather have it tailored to my personal taste instead of a community thing, myself.

Great idea. I will add broad categories selection.

That might be handy for people who want to study a certain subject one day. For example, if I could keep hitting a button to get random articles from a certain category, such as computer science or math.

There's nothing in the CC-ShareAlike license about only being able to use the content for non-commercial purposes. I think that as long as you released the Kindle book with the CC-ShareAlike license, you could still charge for it and it would be legal.

This. I'm an American living in Mexico. I have an Amazon Prime account but can't watch any of the videos here.

I think the main reason is that the GS3 is mentioned in so many articles about the iPhone 5.