It depends on what you use digg for. If you are posting articles to generate traffic to your sites, that will not be affected, if you use digg to generate backlinks and increase your page ranking, you will probably see your links get the nofollow attribute added.

Digg says they will only use nofollow on untrusted links, the big question of course is what makes a link trustworthy or not. There's no word from digg on this, but speculation is that the popularity of the entry plays a huge part. So, small sites that receive few diggs will probably find that their entries get the nofollow treatment.

How critical this is is still open to debate though, google says the nofollow attribute no longer will as effective.
Source(s):
http://blog.360i.com/search-engines/google-nofollow-policy-reversing-tenant...

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