Digg’s officially launched now for about a month and it’s… really underwhelming.

The “Most Dugg” posts by upvotes as of this post:

+110, +107, +89, +86, +84, +84, +79, +79 (roughly in the last 24 hours)

As compared to Lemmy/Piefed/Mbin as seen on Lemmy.world (Top in last 24 hours):

+1.22k, +952, +855, +751, +669, +646, +620, +612

That’s really poor from Digg honestly.

  • realitista@lemmus.org
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    1 day ago

    I honestly haven’t even gone to look at it yet. I’m totally satisfied with Lemmy, why bother?

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      21 hours ago

      Because if something exists in a vacuum, without challenge, then theres no motivation for betterment and no repercussions for enshitification.

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        10 hours ago

        Are you just suggesting Lemmy needs competition? It has plenty of competition with PieFed and Mbin. Also in a way, every instance is competing with the others. Especially when talking about enshitification, the competition of instances is a big deal. Even if the software goes bad, good instances can just stay on the old good version, and fork it together.

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        20 hours ago

        fair enough but I’m not a Lemmy dev and Digg is still dead to me from the last time they died, which was for a good reason