Although the website digg.com has millions of users, I can’t help but question its usefulness. The popular website is entirely user-driven, presenting multimedia content provided by its users. If a certain video, song, or blog post is popular enough, users can “digg” it which will move it to the forefront of the website.
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The only complaints I have with this website when compared to others is the lack of direction. It seems that most user posts aren’t tagged which result in a degree of confusion for first time users. Also, without an editing staff to direct the flow of information, Digg ends up being this consolidated mass of mindless information that can neither be sifted nor sorted.
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