Indeed. I believe that Reddit is pretty much hitting it's peak of mass appeal. Personally, I left Reddit not to long ago (after nearly five years as a highly ac

Indeed. I believe that Reddit is pretty much hitting it's peak of mass appeal. Personally, I left Reddit not to long ago (after nearly five years as a highly active user) in favor of smaller, more manageable and more palatable offerings. It's also interesting that this blogger would bring up digg.com, a site that I used in tandem with reddit till the great migration of 2009. From there, I hadn't really gone back. However, the new digg.com is fantastic! Lots of content, high readability (on desktop and mobile) and nothing else. It's a focused tuned experience that I really enjoy. It seems like things have come full circle (again).