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Man, without the Digg thing working, I’ve gone to Reddit …

Posted by Jeff | Filed under /RANT ON!, General Babble

There really wasn’t anything on the Digg site that Reddit doesn’t have save for the publishing piece (that’s still not working and Digg is doing NOTHING about it) — so skip that place. I’ve moved and am liking how Reddit is much better and doesn’t have the “power submitters” that game the Digg site.

Tags: Reddit Awesome DiggSucks

Read more | Comments (0) | January 31st, 2009

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