"I used to think of ruby.about.com as just yet another source of dull and uninspired Ruby content designed to churn ad clicks. But that is because I never noticed that they do an evil, Digg-bar style content hijacking on their outbound links. . . ." — Gregory Brown (@seacreature)

Gregory Brown is up in arms about the way about.com handles outgoing links, and he's absolutely right. You can go