For long time, digg has got my interest to read on it. As the fastest source on the Net that I could found, Digg serve me very well for a while. But as yesterday, I decided to remove Digg out of my read list. The reason is Digg generate too many items on my feed list and more over, most of them are useless.<\/p>\n
In contrast with “del.icio.us”, Digg link to it’s own webpage instead of the source. The bad is Digg isn’t so fast here in Thailand. Many times, I waited for Digg to load longer than the source itself.<\/p>\n
The comment in digg has lower quality compared with slashdot. While in slashdot, the comment those has score higher than 4 are always really useful or funny. The 50+ score in Digg not guarantee to me about the quality of comment.<\/p>\n
As I has more sourrce to read, Digg give me lowest quality per item so it’s just gone.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
For long time, digg has got my interest to read on it. As the fastest source on the Net that I could found, Digg serve me very well for a while. But as yesterday, I decided to remove Digg out of my read list. The reason is Digg generate too many items on my feed list …