Digg Updates
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We’re planning our first iteration of conversations on Digg this fall. Here’s an outline of the features we have so far:
Conversations will be based around a story
Not just about anything or anyone
The author(s) of the story are encouraged to participate
(Or “content creators” if you’re new-school)
It'll be open and high-quality
Our aim: conversations that are just as interesting as the stories themselves
Clear community guidelines will be in place
We'll define these in our next blog post
We'll be moderating
It’s definitely not our long-term goal to moderate every comment, but we’re going to err on the side of civility to start
You can digg comments
We want to help surface the best of the community
We’ll be revealing more in the coming weeks about what this will look like, what we’re going to call it, and when exactly it launches.
Conversations will be based around a story
Not just about anything or anyone
The author(s) of the story are encouraged to participate
(Or “content creators” if you’re new-school)
It'll be open and high-quality
Our aim: conversations that are just as interesting as the stories themselves
Clear community guidelines will be in place
We'll define these in our next blog post
We'll be moderating
It’s definitely not our long-term goal to moderate every comment, but we’re going to err on the side of civility to start
You can digg comments
We want to help surface the best of the community
We’ll be revealing more in the coming weeks about what this will look like, what we’re going to call it, and when exactly it launches.
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