websitemagazine.com — It was a good run, Digg.com. You certainly had a great idea and funneled plenty of Web traffic to opportunistic and manipulative publishers. Alas, the run is over. And it's not coming back. According to the latest Compete.com data (April, 2010) Digg...
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Closed AccountJun 2, 2010
I think that the vicious trolls that take 3 hours to get banned have contributed to the demise of Digg.
caferrellJun 2, 2010
digg has become politicized and digg shows its preferences by allowing politically motivated trolls to operate multiple usernames at once.May I suggest reddit?Look for caferrell
Closed AccountJun 2, 2010
LOL No we aren't spammers. We submit articles and comment on them just like everybody else.
caferrellJun 3, 2010
Its funny that I never follow you or your clones around. I don't troll
caferrellJun 3, 2010
Thats an even better idea.
yarharfiddleddJun 3, 2010
Signing your posts also makes you a **massive** douchebag.
hotdiggitydugsJun 4, 2010
The news and stories on Digg are stale and old. That's prob due to the fact that everyone knows there stuff will never make it so why even submit. Unfortunately I've crossed over to Reddit and have zero complaints. Although the comments section here is the only thing that keeps me checking in once in a while. It's always good for a laugh.
cinimJun 9, 2010
Millions of people shared very useful articles,photos,videos etc. for years but get only 2 Diggs.Why? Because active Digg users always digg their friends' stories.Just look at the stories with 1 Digg...I'm sure you will find thousands of valuable stories but you don't digg them.You always digg your friends stories without thinking if it is good,useful or whatever.But in reality,tons of 1 Digg stories never deserved this.What about Stumble?Not like Digg.If a story is good,it is always up.
rootconOct 4, 2010
Digg is dead yet here we are digging it!