@EllieYacht | Digg

19h

Should there be a tl;dr summary, for long posts as well, instead of only websites?

It would help people when they repost the entire article in the body of the post, or someone writes a super long post. And maybe add an AI "how many minutes to read" in the summary as well? Also why can't some websites be summarized?

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21h

Russian officials are warning Putin that a financial crisis could arrive this summer, report says, while his war on Ukraine becomes too big to fail

It's not coming from the GOAT central banker Elvira Nabiullina, so don't take it too seriously.

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Why is everyone coming to Digg and trying to make it into things that already exist?

You want Digg to be a microblog now? Mastadon exists. Bluesky exists. AND DON'T GET ME STARTED ON PEOPLE WHO ARE TRYING TO MAKE HASHTAGS ON DIGG A THING. There is a special circle in hell reserved for them. @Disobedient1

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In addition to the seven days, creating a community should require certain amounts of diggs earned

It's not just me that've been seeing an uptick of bots and malicious actors here on digg. I have a suggestion, make it so that users have to comment and/or post a certain amount before being able to create a community. By making users earn a certain amount, it's easier for oth

/technology

Google Is Spending Big to Build a Lead in the AI Energy Race

The company’s pending deal to buy Intersect, a wind and solar developer, would make it the only tech giant to own a power company.

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How will digg be Web 3.0 alligned in the future?

Seeing how digg is using incorporating AI, I wonder if digg is going to be doing anything to align Web 3.0, it seems promising and I'm seeing more news articles around Web 3.0; Decentralization, blockchain technologies, cryptocurrency, tokenomics, and privacy-enhancing technologi

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Should communities have default languages?

Was just browsing /news and just saw some foreign language news about some 90s celebrity. I only knew that because there was an AI tldr for the article, and digg hasn't implemented auto-translate tools except for the AI tldr. But this got me thinking if there should be an opti

/science

Geothermal energy could beat nuclear, coal to meet AI power, cut fossil fuel costs by 60%

A new Stanford University study suggests that enhanced geothermal technology (EGS) could reduce reliance on coal and nuclear power, offering a clean, renewable energy source that is cheaper and faster to set up than nuclear power. EGS can be installed almost anywhere, operates 24/7, and requires less land and infrastructure. The technology is expected to become economically viable by 2035 and could significantly reduce land use and energy costs.

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10d

On languages, grammar, translations, and others

I really don't like comparing digg to reddit, digg should focus on itself and not compare itself with another platform (which is now completely different), not focus on taking a slice of a pie, but creating its own pie. The problems (that I've seen, and may happen here):

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13d

Macrocommunities

Looking through the communities, wouldn't it be nice if there was a collections of communities for newcomers, a community that you can't post to, but shows only posts from other communities related to it.For example b/monaco (b for bigdigg) would contain the posts of the followi

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