Digg has been a very important tool for me to discover and share content over the a long time. One thing I've continuously enjoyed around it is how the voting framework works - it's totally up to the community to choose what rises to the best. A community-driven approach permits people to comprehensively serve the most vital content. This suggests that the site is continually a enthusiastic reflection of what web is captivated by users at any given time. It gives a resuscitating break from algorithm-driven substance curation, giving a wide expand of points of view and topics. Moreover, Digg's clean and user-friendly interface makes the browsing involvement amicable and develops a sense of community among people with the same interests.

I discovered Digg in 2020, while researching about social bookmarking platforms for a client's project. I really loved the simplicity of the site. Back then I used to follpw the US election so I really enjoyed reading arties on Digg.

Basiaclly it is a social news update site. User can easily find the blogs and the webpage related to their interest.