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Makes no mention of how the quality of Digg's content fell head-first down a staircase. All the rock star developers in the world can't fix bad editorial decisi
by snorkel 15y ago
Makes no mention of how the quality of Digg's content fell head-first down a staircase. All the rock star developers in the world can't fix bad editorial decisions.
- rpledge 15y agoGiven that Digg's content was (at least in theory) community driven, there seems to be some sort of chicken/egg issue here. The article is poor summary of the interview, which I saw replayed TWiTs live stream. While the quotes are accurate, the interview wasn't really about Digg
- reledi 15y agoI think the presentation of content drove away a lot of users. Many didn't like their new interface. Personally, I left before that because I was tired of the "power diggers" that controlled what everyone saw. It didn't feel community driven any longer.
- jcslzr 15y ago> at least in theory no it was not community driven, that was their mistake, that is something a user ends up figuring out and leaves