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As much as I was against the DiggBar, I'm going to keep it enabled in my Digg account. I find it extremely useful - as I do the Reddit bar (which is essentially
by mikeyur 18y ago
As much as I was against the DiggBar, I'm going to keep it enabled in my Digg account. I find it extremely useful - as I do the Reddit bar (which is essentially the same thing with a better implementation). I just believed it shouldn't be the default.
If I send someone a link using the Reddit Bar and they're not logged in with the option turned on, they get redirected to the proper url. This is how it should've been from the start.
Thank you Digg for listening to the community - even though it took some yelling.
- timdorr 18y agoThat's the thing, it's useful if you're a Digg user and it's annoying as fuck if you're not. They should have realized that from the beginning. Sounds like someone at Digg tried to pick virality over usability. You've gotta look at the big picture.