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Hello to all,

Today, I would like to discuss here my problem what I am facing these days while doing SMO for my Blogs. I have Created my Blogs on Blogger.com and word press, Both of the sites, Where I am posting most often and by this way updating my contents regularly by using some great and unique scenarios. I always use to promote these blog posts on digg, delicious, and stumble upon type some excellent social book marking sites.

Now My concern is, Why digg accounts are getting banned very often while promoting these blogs there? Is there any key factor to keep in mind while promoting the blogs on digg and prevents my accounts from getting banned most often? I hope most of the member are using the same SMO techniques; I would like to ask with them, were they suffered ever with the same type of problem? please come up here and let us discuss to get resolved this type of issues with a proper and healthy solution.

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Brief expert summary and practical next steps based on the original reports: most Digg suspensions come from community reports or automated detection of behaviour that looks like spam, vote manipulation, coordinated promotion, or platform abuse. Digg’s site guidelines list those behaviours as violations and describe enforcement actions ranging from content removal to temporary or permanent suspension. (docs.digg.com)

Practical prevention checklist (apply before posting):

  • Do not use mass-registered or multiple accounts to push the same link; Digg’s Terms explicitly prohibit mass-registration, bots, scraping, or other automation that game platform features.
  • Avoid reposting the exact same URL repeatedly or using many accounts to upvote it; add original commentary and context so each submission reads like a genuine share.
  • Start new accounts slowly: a handful of genuine submissions, regular voting and commenting on other posts, and no rapid follow/unfollow behaviour helps build a normal activity signal.
  • Never buy votes or coordinate paid upvoting; that and overt self-promotion are flagged by communities and filters. (docs.digg.com)

Troubleshooting after a suspension (technical and procedural steps):

  • Review any moderation or suspension emails from Digg and compare timestamps to server logs and posting tools to find automated pushes or repeated requests from the same IP/agent.
  • Stop any third-party schedulers or scripts immediately and pause new submissions from the same network while investigating.
  • Do not try to evade a block using new accounts, proxies, or VPNs; Digg’s Terms forbid circumvention and IP-based enforcement is explicit.
  • Use Digg’s support channel for appeals and to request specifics on the suspension. (docs.digg.com)

Context tied to this thread: ’s decision to contact Digg is correct; and correctly flagged spam/frequency as common triggers; ’s report of unexplained bans suggests possible false positives or automated filters catching indirect signals (automation, link patterns, or shared IPs). Prioritizing genuine participation, varied titles/context, and stopping any automation will reduce the chance of future suspensions.

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Member Avatar for OliviaSSLGuru

I have never seen any of my digg account being banned. Probably, your ip may have been badly blacklisted.

Member Avatar for iamseo

Where are you from? I never encountered being banned on Digg. Check their TOS and look for something that you might have caused your being banned... or maybe you're promoting ADULT sites.. jeje just kidding.

Member Avatar for jack jastin

Well, Thanks! But I have done the same already as you have suggested to check the TOS of dig account. After ensuring myself that every thing is working fine according to their standards and parameters, Even I have mailed them also regarding this to know the key factors behind getting banned the accounts. They should let me know about this via revert reply so that we will come to know what is the parameter that is to be followed next time to keep doing a genuine and healthy SMO tactics. I seriously Don't want to disrupt the decorum, In fact I am facing a very genuine problem in this regard, That's why I started this thread here hoping that some SEO experts will be there for helping me out about this serious issue I am facing, So need not to do any kind of kidding with me, Please discuss some realistic solutions.

Member Avatar for indiarajasthan

I have never banned for digg . Which type of content you are posting their . I think it is happening because of spamming or you breaking policy of using Digg

Member Avatar for mhanry

Well it's true that Digg account are most often get banned but it all depends that how you are using these account. If you spamming then there are most likely chances to get banned. You should not make a lot's of post per day there is no limit for the post in Digg but you must do handful only. Don't try to foll hundreds user in a day etc. And for the first week you should not post more then 5 or 10 post in one account. But i will suggest one or 2 post for the first 3 day's.

Member Avatar for SEOdigg

I'm sure you will be spamming there thats why they blocked your accounts... please try to avoid spamming..

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Member Avatar for andreajolie

I think it must be related to IP address and try to avoid it

Member Avatar for phoenix06007

it happened to my account too even i'm not breaching the rules.

Member Avatar for Allison2009

Most probably, it is due to spamming. The same url might have been posted many times.

Member Avatar for JasonTyler

Yes it's all because of spamming one should must be very care full using Digg account.

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