Unreleased code points to a possible source-to-draft submission flow at Digg
RuntimeWire reconstructed an interface that starts with a URL and ends in an editable preview, but found no proof that submissions can be sent or that the feature will launch.
TLDR
RuntimeWire reports finding unreleased Digg code for a flow that accepts a source URL, creates an editable story draft and displays a preview. The publication’s reconstruction is not evidence that the feature is live. Its review did not establish who could access it, whether a working submission action exists, where drafts would go or how spam would be handled. Digg restored signed-in reader voting on September 22, but that announcement did not mention story submissions. Digg’s June 30 terms still say user-submitted content is not accepted, which may reflect current policy or simply predate the unfinished feature.
Unreleased code points to a possible source-to-draft submission flow at Digg
RuntimeWire reconstructed an interface that starts with a URL and ends in an editable preview, but found no proof that submissions can be sent or that the feature will launch.
TLDR
RuntimeWire reports finding unreleased Digg code for a flow that accepts a source URL, creates an editable story draft and displays a preview. The publication’s reconstruction is not evidence that the feature is live. Its review did not establish who could access it, whether a working submission action exists, where drafts would go or how spam would be handled. Digg restored signed-in reader voting on September 22, but that announcement did not mention story submissions. Digg’s June 30 terms still say user-submitted content is not accepted, which may reflect current policy or simply predate the unfinished feature.
