I am sure you have heard the big news of the week. Yes, the new Digg v4 has launched.

We have got our own Digg account up and running, so get your mouse click over here and follow us now!

The new Digg is updated with a new user interface and has evolved to a more social platform than it used to be. While many have complained and revolted, I am impress of all the changes and the fact that it is no longer the power Digger’s game (or it still is? We’ll see). You can follow other’s Digg accounts and have their news stream to your main page. Users can also import their feeds and have it automatically submit to Digg.

If you have not checked out the new Digg, do it now. At the same time, don’t forget to Follow us at Digg.

Matt Cutts of Google’s Search Quality Team recently let the cat out of the bag, so to speak, on meta keywords. He stated that Google doesn’t use them when considering your pages for ranking or indexing.

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So this raises the question:  Should you continue to put the keywords meta tag on your website(s)?