How to Change Your Vote on Digg.com

One of the unique features of Digg.com is the ability of visitors to vote on the site's content. The more 'diggs' a piece of content has, the more popular it becomes, and the more popular it becomes, the greater its chances of being moved to a prominent page. If you happen to vote on something by mistake, however, don't despair--Digg.com allows you to change your vote.

Instructions

Difficulty: Easy

Things You’ll Need:

• Current Digg.com account
• Computer with Internet connection

1. Visit Digg.com and log in to your account (see the Resources section below).
2. Click on the 'Profile' link.
3. View the list of content you have voted for in the past. As you reminisce, take note of whether or not you feel any of this content was truly worthy of the vote you bestowed on it.
4. Decide which, if any, votes you want to change.
5. Change your vote by clicking on 'Undigg.' Click 'OK' if you are sure you really want to take back your vote. Your vote has now been officially changed and that unlucky piece of content has one less 'digg' to its credit.
6. Find more assistance with changing your vote on Digg.com by checking out the FAQ page.

Tips & Warnings

• Be aware of Digg.com's policy regarding vote changing. You may take back your vote one time on any piece of content. However, once you have taken back your vote, you may not vote on that same piece of content again. Therefore, it's important to be sure you really want to take back your vote before electing to do so.