/spookyDeja Vu Area
This is your first time seeing this post
/spookyStreet lamp in poland
/spookyHappy Friday the 13th!
I grew up hearing of a Friday the 13th in February as the unluckiest possible occurrence. But I can't remember where that superstition came from? And looking it up, I see nothing about it happening in February being particularly unlucky? My memory is that it's not a "true" Fri
/spookyThe Russian Sleep Experiment - Creepypasta
Russian researchers in the late 1940s kept five people awake for fifteen days using an experimental gas-based stimulant. They were kept in a sealed environment to carefully monitor their oxygen intake so the gas didn't kill them, since it was toxic in high concentrations. This wa
/spookyThe Yowie: Australia's Bigfoot?
"Deep within the tangled eucalyptus forests of the Great Dividing Range lives a legend that has outlasted European settlement by millennia. The Yowie, Australia’s answer to Bigfoot, is a towering, bipedal enigma that occupies the space between ancient folklore and modern cryptozo
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/aliens/spookyIf you like /spooky, you might also like...
Since /spooky is featured today, I'd be remiss if I didn't mention a few other related communities. /creepy /bizarre A lot of crossover between the content at /spooky, /creepy, and /bizarre. @zera has done a great job at setting a good tone, and posts a lot of great write-
/diggFeature idea: AI image detection
Say if a post contains an AI image, there could be a little notice below it that says something among the lines of "Digg detected this image as being created by AI". Totally neutral, it doesn't have to suggest that it's good or bad. A few potential problems:I assume software
/diggIf I was the king of digg
I'd put a banner at the top of the page that says "This is the beta", a link to a mission statement or something, a link to a changelog/roadmap, a link to FAQ's. ~60px, goes away when you scroll, dismissable. Would cut down on a lot of (understandable) repeat questions/complain