Cutting staff does in no way mandate a un-notified and abrupt "hard-reset".

They could at least put it in read-only mode for a short time and allow downloading of extant community content prior to a scheduled "reset day".

This smacks of flailing leadership and zero respect for their target user demographic.

amarant 16 hours ago | parent | next [-]

They say trust is their product, well,I guess they're sold out

In Digg's non-defense, Kevin Rose has been a serial-rug-puller for his entire career. See also Pownce, Milk, and Moonbirds.

The only sustained business I'm aware of is Hodinkee.

	▲	al_borland 13 hours ago \| parent [-]
		Kevin Rose didn't start Hodinkee, he started Watchville years after Hodinkee was already well established. Watchville merged with Hodinkee, at which point he became the CEO for 2 years. From what I can tell Watchville was abandoned a few years ago.

idatum 15 hours ago | parent | prev [-]

> Digg's founder who started the company back in 2004

Their plan is to make the internet what is was 22 years ago.

	▲	dillona 11 hours ago \| parent [-]
		I wonder how much it's possible to recreate some of the old magic. I'm sure it's impossible, but what if it's not?