Though Digg offers dozens of sub-categories under which to submit stories, political items have often dominated the highly trafficked front page in recent months.
But with that sharpened political focus has come accusations of bias, leaving some of the site’s more conservative users frustrated.
Does Digg have a liberal bias and is there a solution?
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