I made a modified version here:
http://userscripts.org/scripts/show/10112

It rewrites all links to digg stories on all pages to have /all.

I made a script based on this which embeds Netvibes instead of Google Calendar, http://userscripts.org/scripts/show/9546

I also made it easy to change it to embed any site you want by moving the constants to the top of the script and adding a LINK_TEXT one for the link text.

Bug fixed. Just noticed it myself on http://digg.com/world_news/Rare_Footage_of_Flig...

The fix was as simple as changing "ol;" to "ol = false" in a for loop.

Could you send me the [quote] changes at pile0nades__@__gmail__.__com (remove underscores)?

You're right about that, so I've updated the script to use the format "@username (#xxxxxx)" which looks much better. This is what people without the script will see. The number will be hidden when it is linkified so just the @username is visible.

I like!

That's not my script doing that. In fact, a different script that does the same thing has been added to Common.js! (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Template_talk:Lowe...) and is working throughout Wikipedia. It's obviously not checking if the titles match before changing it.

Also, the HTML structure of Template:Lowercase has changed so my script actually doesn't work anymore.

The script adds an extra set of links after the MY#1 button because it is being included in the xpath query for links in the h3.

To fix it, add a "[1]" at the end of the xpath query. That will select only the first link in the h3, which is the title.

Also, on the submit page, the preview of the digg story at the bottom, the mirror buttons look messed up.

To fix that, add "padding-bottom: 0px;" to the 3 "sam_backgroundimage"'s. Then it will look right.

Both bugs fixed :).