Digg completely died after a few years

>Digg completely died after a few years
>reddit is still alive

How did reddit survive? Why hasn't a non-cancerous alternative taken its place?

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If an alternative would take its place it would become just as cancerous.

Digg kept redesigning their site and pushing their sponsored link bullshit. Reddit survived because it's a genuinely good platform.

ironic
reddits following in their footsteps rn
they're going to have to resort to pushing ads to make money at one point and the first step is disabling the classic ui and forcing users to use
shitty react
that and them banning subreddits left and right is going to be the downfall

>Reddit
>genuinely good platform

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>genuinely a good platform

not anymore

Thanks for the quality contribution to the thread user.

You haven't noticed the recent 54 redesigns?

Digg told people that it was selling spots on their front page and people didn't like that.

Reddit sells spots on their front page and tells people that its just some random guy who found a really funny Pepsi ad and 30,000 other people updooted it. haha

There's also the recent controversy that Reddit was allowing the spread of russian propaganda on their platform and it's unknown how involved the owners were in the whole thing. Wouldn't be surprized if they got a few million recently for not deleting pro-trump and neo-nazi posts

>muh russian narrative
You need to go back to plebbit
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