Digg handing their communities ownership over to Reddit mods
Wallstreetbets got taken away from this user and handed to the reddit community owner.
Syndicated from the fediverse. Read and engage on the original instance.
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What’s the point of a new platform if the same shit is happening from another platform?
I can understand the frustration but really don't have a ton of compassion for those that leave reddit then try to duplicate reddit on every new platform they land on. This is a trash sub on every platform it's created on.
Sometimes watching dumpster fires can be cathartic. Especially when it's the same fire shared at multiple locations.
Digg is determined to shoot themselves in the foot, it seems.
Seriously! For years now.
“We can still make money riding coattails, right? I’m so tired”
Wall street bets is a garbage grift sub anyway
its rich people trolling the people that put all thier money and losing it all, its pretty sad.
IDK why anyone would go back to Digg. They sucked before, they'll suck again. I guess the younger generation wouldn't know about the old sucky Digg, tho. 🤔
People on there are just tired of reddit and nostalgic
Of all the subreddits, Wallstreetbets is a real weird one to want to keep the exact same. I really don’t believe most people want to deal with, let alone prefer, the culture of that group.
Yeah, this issue is legit, but this specific case? Fuck that community. It's retards gambling with no logic. We need less of those communities, not more.
Fuck Digg... they should have stayed in their coffin and waited for Reddit to join them.
I just go on there to mention lemmy or piefed offhand in every other comment, like " I heard something similar on piefed, rest of my comment" Id prefer more ppl here.
Never trust a motherfucker in a beret.