Digg was one of the popular sites around a decade ago, where users could share and vote on articles or links, thus leading to the sharing of various latest information through it. However, with the development of social media, and Digg's slow evolution, the site was increasingly forgotten by users – and changed owners several times.
Now, things have changed, and Digg has been taken over by Kevin Rose, the original founder of Digg, along with Alexis Ohanian, the founder of Reddit. Under the two new owners, Digg now wants to be given a new lease of life, including integrating artificial intelligence support in filtering content.
It was also shared on social media today, various discussions are unhealthy, in addition to having to go through fake news, spam, and even offensive interactions. Digg aims to overcome these issues, and develop a healthier community.
For now, no date has been given, but it is said that the new Digg will be present in the next few weeks.