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He was the CEO when Digg v4 was released and was one of the driving forces behind it. Digg v4 was the dagger that killed Digg.
by reidmain 15y ago
He was the CEO when Digg v4 was released and was one of the driving forces behind it.
Digg v4 was the dagger that killed Digg.
- cryptoz 15y agoBanning anyone who mentioned a certain number didn't help much either. Digg's policies were terrible long before v4 came out. Edit: 09 F9 11 02 9D 74 E3 5B D8 41 56 C5 63 56 88 C0
- moreorless 15y agoFYI - the ban was not his idea. He was very much against the idea. There was quite an internal struggle during the course of that day.
- cookiecaper 15y agoiirc that policy was reversed within a day or two and there was no major exodus from digg as a result of the event
- yalespector 15y agoAh, what a day that was.