/diggDigg limits community creation to two per user but how would it limit organzied and coordinated control like on Reddit? For example, what stops someone from acquiring the most active communities as we've seen across Facebook Groups that's being sold left and right. /fwiw
/diggPreferably, the option to block. Otherwise, it'll be like reddit or twitter where I'm seeing things in my "for you" page that I don't care about. Thoughts?
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/diggWhat's the consensus on using a real photo of yourself for your digg pfp?
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