http://digg.com/news/gaming/ing_bank_i_ilanlar
and even more duplicate tag and rss pages for "site:digg.com/tag/" and "site:digg.com rss".
These /news/ pages 302 redirect to many different sites (some are bound to contain spam or be of lower quality).
302 redirects for these links is bad practice. Some link shorteners (ab)use 302 Found (instead of 301 Moved Permanently) to hoard content that doesn't belong to them. The content for these links can't be found on digg.com, so they too use the wrong redirect and associate themselves with all pages they link to.
Besides that: Digg.com acts like a single page webapp for most of its content. There are no discussion pages or detail pages for the stories. The content that does appear is near duplicate to other content on the web, especially with popular stories, where many blogs just copy the title and the first intro paragraph.