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Re: Digg.com relaunch public beta is live

#11

I joined during the private beta and already gave up on it about a month ago. I ran into too many users that brought their Reddit toxicity with them. I couldn't take it. It looks like I only lasted a month; it seemed to start off OK, but went downhill quickly. I see they launched the custom communities now, that didn't exist yet the last time I visited. Just scrolling through the front page, it looks like there is ev…

That’s the thing with these social network nostalgia projects. People don’t want to admit that the we have changed. I remember getting quite excited by and later disillusioned by BlueSky. As good-intentioned as people claim to be, they all bring their learned behaviours with them when they set up camp. All these new places do is end up being another venue for people to be dicks to one-another. The massive social deprogramming we have to do is going to be much slower and much more complex than simply building a platform with ‘better mechanics’ or whatever, and I doubt it’s going to happen any time soon if at all.

Re: Digg.com relaunch public beta is live

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post #5

I used to like Digg and enjoy the podcast a lot. No idea what the tech behind this site is, or what server(s) it's running on, but kind of clearly not enough for the hug of death it seems to be getting... can't really even use it (slow).

I use to enjoy diggnation, but now every episode is about them claiming not to be alcoholics when they clearly are.

Re: Digg.com relaunch public beta is live

#18
post #7

How has Kevin Rose escaped legal ramifications from all of his NFT grifts he hawked in the past few years?

If celebrities can hawk rug pull crypto coins, I seriously doubt there will be any legal ramifications for him.

For most of us, trying to get away with all the stuff the Trump family gets away with is a good way to end up behind bars.
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