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- Classic centralized social media with no story around decentralization or federation - First-class experience only via walled and gated Google Play and Apple
by 3np 1y ago
- Classic centralized social media with no story around decentralization or federation
- First-class experience only via walled and gated Google Play and Apple Appstore. They brand as "human first" but it's unclear if it will even be available/supported outside of human-hostile platforms. Looks pretty "corporate first".
- No public API
- No source
- External presence exclusively on: Twitter, Instagram, Youtube, Tiktok
- https://docs.digg.com/privacy https://docs.digg.com/privacy
- https://docs.digg.com/terms https://docs.digg.com/terms
Hard pass. The only possibly attractive thing would be the name.
- busymom0 1y agoAlso - they are (or planning on) using AI moderation. Which imo is far worse than Reddit.
- jf22 1y agoWhy is AI moderation worse?
- lbhdc 1y agoI think federated social media is very neat, and regularly use various platforms across the fediverse. But I get the sense that isn't really seen as a feature for most users, infact it seems many find it to be an extra friction in adopting a platform. What audience do you think Digg is missing out on by not having federation?