Went over to see if anything good there, nope, still garbage. Chose a random story in tech, the r/opensource AI ban thing.... is it a link to the actual reddit post anywhere? Nope, it's a screenshot from some rando on twitter (but stolen, only farther below is there a link to that user, but still, why I am just seeing a list of X quote posts/RTs... I don't need that, I can assume there's some posts on X about it, I don't need to see quotes or RTs), and then an article on it from The Verge, which also didn't need (Verge hardly ever brings anything to the table on stories), and seems like, promotional. So nope Digg, still not really worth any time.
Why does almost every submission title in https://digg.com/tech have the word "reportedly" in them?
It's not just tech: I'm seeing it a lot in the other categories, too.
To my personal shock, Digg is good now.
Highlights, imho:
1. aggregation of multiple sources into single posts
2. no comment sections
3. UI is pretty nice now
Went over to see if anything good there, nope, still garbage. Chose a random story in tech, the r/opensource AI ban thing.... is it a link to the actual reddit post anywhere? Nope, it's a screenshot from some rando on twitter (but stolen, only farther below is there a link to that user, but still, why I am just seeing a list of X quote posts/RTs... I don't need that, I can assume there's some posts on X about it, I don't need to see quotes or RTs), and then an article on it from The Verge, which also didn't need (Verge hardly ever brings anything to the table on stories), and seems like, promotional. So nope Digg, still not really worth any time.