Digg mobile App first look

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DrippyCheeseDog@reddit

Wouldn't that be crazy if there was a reverse exodus to Digg?

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NummyBuns@reddit

That’s what I thinks going to happen. Reddits gone to shit

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juice_in_my_shoes@reddit

normal people wouldn't. and those with power positions. just like what happened in the black outs before. people with reddit power was afraid to lose those powers.

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Ithinkitsme0@reddit

I think so too, i hope people migrate

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FayGoth@reddit

I've never used it but plan to jump when it releases.

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lh7884@reddit

Any idea when Digg (desktop version) is expected to be up and running for people to use?

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nutmac@reddit

Digg's mobile and app developer strategy advisor is Christian Selig, the developer of Apollo for Reddit.

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busymom0@reddit

What's gonna make Digg different from Reddit? Seems to have the exact same karma point system.

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Hopefully less censorship of topics. Reddit has gone way overboard on censorship in the past year and they are only getting worse. They now ban subs from the popular pages to hide them and don't promote them to feeds. They've really gone crazy with their plan to punish people for upvoting content that they feel is bad.

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elastic_woodpecker@reddit

Hopefully less fake bot posts. Less influence of Musk with the CEO, better future support for 3rd party clients. Better moderators.

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Atomic-Axolotl@reddit

It better be indexable by search engines

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Ok-Lobster-919@reddit

I'm curious what they will do to crack down on the supermod groups. These people ruin reddit.

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rimu@reddit

Did anyone else notice the 1488 (nazi symbolism) in the 4th screenshot?

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MIC4eva@reddit

Oh Apollo was a really nice app. I’m definitely intrigued now that I know he’s on board.

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TheDogsPaw@reddit

None of these reddit apps have users just lots of ai posts until there's actually people to talk and argue with reddit will be the only option

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userlivewire@reddit

New Digg had every beta tester pay $5 to charity to use it. No bots because there was a paywall.

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Bortcorns4Jeezus@reddit

Lemmy is getting more people and it's pretty good for your purpose

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Ithinkitsme0@reddit

Started using it recently, not bad

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Ok-Lobster-919@reddit

Lemmy took all the same problems that reddit has and made them their own, then added federation on top of that. Lemmy is a problem, it has become a propaganda outlet, like some major subreddits here. Wouldn't be surprised if it was ran by the same terrorist discord server.

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busymom0@reddit

And since Reddit originally started with fake users (Alexis admitted to it), Digg will probably do that again. And it's far easier to do that now with AI.

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