[Devils Avocado]

... and if people do feel like posting comments, well-reasoned conservative arguments actually do often gain traction. Bizarrely the Digg user base is a mix of progressives and libertarians. A lot of them loudly argue in favor of the defense of freedom, and they react pretty virulently to clear hypocrisy among public figures.

If you start making blanket statements about "libtards" and "Obamabots," however, you're likely to get "buried." Not very fair considering the trash people get away with talking about conservatives over there, but that's the way it is.

[BuckeyeTexan]

Exactly. And I’m not encouraging people to call anyone names, engage in heated conversation, or make controversial comments.

Just digg the conservative articles. And if you feel like it, post some conservative comments on those articles and talk to other conservatives about their opinions.

You don’t have to engage the libtards. You can ignore them. The whole idea is to get real information in front of them so they see something other than what the MSM wants them to see. Don’t think of digging as fighting with liberals. Think of it as slapping the MSM and taking some of the wind out of their sails.