The Digg Button Is Back
Digg the stories that catch your attention and help shape what rises on Digg.
You may have already spotted the button while exploring Digg, so let’s make it official: readers can now digg stories.
See a story that deserves more attention? Hit the digg button and watch the Digg Score rise. It’s a quick way to say, “This is worth a look,” and helps more people discover the stories shaping our world today.
Digg brings together signals from across the internet to understand what people are talking about and paying attention to. That includes activity from those in our tech rankings. Now your diggs are part of the mix. Each one is another signal that can help a story move up.
You don’t need an account to read Digg, but if you want to take part in shaping the feed through digging, you’ll need to sign in. So go find something interesting and digg it.
—Justin Mezzell, CEO