/fanfictionThe year has just already started but knowing how hard-working and dedicated the fanfiction community is I'm sure a lot of you already have done more amazing things in such a short time. Tell us what you're proud of about your fanfiction endeavors this year.
/diggAs already announced community creation is now finally coming this month and I am really looking forward to it, honestly, I can barely wait. Currently, I am still using a Samsung Galaxy S8 and the Digg application is simply not available for it, with this the following questio
/diggThe release window for Digg community creation has finally been revealed to be sometime this month, January 2026. I just wanted to make this post just in case you missed the Admin's comment mentioning it or if you don't keep up with the Diggnation Youtube Channel: Check it
/gamingI have beaten Resident Evil 4 (2005) a few times and this always looked familiar. Am I the only one?
/askdiggIt seems that community creation is just around the corner and from what I've read it seems that initially the number of them that we will be able to create will be limited to avoid individual users taking over too much "territory" which is understandable. Said limit, from wha
/diggSo this was funny, literally 3 days after someone was kind enough to give me an invite I ended up receiving my very own to join Digg. An interesting piece of information stated in this invite however caught my attention: "The good news is community creation is just around t
/askdiggI wanted to make a post with a video stored in my own computer but it seems like I can only submit either links or images. Am I missing something or is the feature not yet available? Thank you.
/gaming/askdiggAs of right now, as we regular users are not yet able to create our own communities, we have a limited amount of them to explore and they are currently being internally managed by the team over at Digg. Will these communities moderation duties be one day passed on to regular u
/askdiggAs some of you probably already know, Reddit has an automoderator which performs automated moderation actions according to given programmed instructions by the moderators. Will Digg moderators have access to such a feature? Thank you.
/gamingThere are some truly exceptional games that one playthrough is simply not enough, right after beating them for the first time I ended up replaying them multiple times until I finally felt satisfied and finished with my first experience with them, games such as: Half-Life Supe
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