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I believe their desired audience is that 99% (now that the core tech crowd has left). Have you seen the programming section's 'popular' page? It's practically b
by coderdude 17y ago
I believe their desired audience is that 99% (now that the core tech crowd has left). Have you seen the programming section's 'popular' page? It's practically barren. That's how you know the original tech crowd left. In Digg's prime that section was poppin', so to speak.
- judofyr 17y agoMost recent: Chatroulette Is 89% Male, 47% American, And 13% Perverts Made popular 19 days ago Just the way I remember Digg from years ago.
- stanleydrew 17y agoThat's kind of what the parent comment was pointing out. There aren't really tech geeks on Digg anymore, and the presumption is that only tech geeks care about not having the DiggBar. So maybe it doesn't make sense to get rid of it, if most of the people on Digg don't care anyway.