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They didn't change the UX and tank their site. That was their innovation, if we are being honest.
by fweespeech 11y ago
They didn't change the UX and tank their site. That was their innovation, if we are being honest.
- brownbat 11y agoThat was a weird moment, Reddit's September as everyone flooded in. I'm maybe the one person who enjoys digg more today than before. I like the curation they do on videos, there's far less variation in quality than when it was all user submitted. Really no social interaction there anymore though. I think they killed something broken that a lot of people loved, and replaced it with something kind of neat for a completely different use case. Like if McDonald's started making electric cars or something. Widely hated, I'm still not sure it wasn't the right call though.
- fweespeech 11y agoDigg could have survived if it iterated I think.