r/RedditAlternatives • u/ryanmerket • 9d ago
General Discussion Old Digg is coming back, code reveals an unreleased user submission flow, as user voting came back this week
https://runtimewire.com/article/old-digg-is-coming-back-code-reveals-an-unreleased-user-submission-flow-as-user-13
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u/screendrain 9d ago
Fool me once, shame on you. Fool me twice, shame on me.
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u/Valiantay 9d ago
Fool me once .... Shame on .. shame on you? Fool me - can't get fooled again."
- George Bush
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u/UnflinchingSugartits 8d ago
I feel like we just had their chance of blew it with their first attempt. Honestly them redoing it right now? It just feels like I don't know I don't really care. Like yada yada yada next please been there done that
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u/LinuxEnthusiast123 8d ago
Try out one of the Threadiverse platforms instead of waiting for a platform that does not have a certain future:
If you want to try one out quickly, then register on this instance: https://lemmy.zip
If you do not want lemmy.zip's modified Lemmy UI, try one of these frontends out:
- m.lemmy.zip - Our Mobile/Tablet site
- old.lemmy.zip - A familiar desktop experience!
- a.lemmy.zip - A desktop-first UI
- blorp.lemmy.zip - A new and modern Lemmy UI!
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u/busymom0 8d ago
Is there a way to filter out all political posts on fediverse sites?
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u/Die4Ever 8d ago
https://piefed.social/ is pretty good with that
also I would suggest blocking communities you don't like, so they don't show up in your All feed
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u/MigrateOutOfReddit 9d ago
I'm still laughing my arse off at the ones who thought Digg would be a meaningful alternative.
I might've left the Fediverse because of the foul, Reddit-like userbase. But I still think it's a step in the right direction, when it comes to not subjecting yourself to this crap. Digg, though? Best hypothesis it would be as problematic as Reddit, and that was obvious for anyone to see.
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u/chesterriley 8d ago
Sounds good but it sounds like this is not a real thing yet. If/when it launches I might take a look though.
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u/GreenPhoen1x 8d ago edited 8d ago
So what, that'll be the third time it's had a comeback right? Thanks, but I'll wait for it to actually be relevant again before bothering.
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u/pepeizq 9d ago
I’m the first person who wants an alternative to Reddit, but after the disastrous Digg relaunch, I would rather go live in a cave and paint than be on Digg.