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<myQuote order="random" ⁄>Todos comem e bebem; são poucos os que sabem distinguir os sabores
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<myVisitorsMap ⁄>Not so long ago I was tasked with creating a web site similar to Digg - users voted on records in the database, and those deemed "popular" were promoted to the front page. But how exactly does such an algorithm work? Let's take a look under the hood...
Before we begin, a quick disclaimer: These are my own thoughts on such an algorithm, from scratch. I don't know how Digg, Reddit and other such sites rank popular items, so this may be a quite different.
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http://www.webcodr.com/4/writing-a-digg-style-popularity-algorithm/
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