Digg 4 Versus Digg 3

The social news site Digg.com released its new interface this week, along with changes to its algorithm. In case you're not sure what's changed, the following graphic breaks it down:

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Comments

[noob1]

10:24 PM on 09/04/2010

it's a very different site now, that's for sure
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[Alex Baez]

02:16 AM on 08/31/2010

wow this Venn diagram is 100 percent accurate. new digg sucks

[Naveen Siva]

02:01 AM on 08/31/2010

On the day of launch , all i saw was mashable articles... i am already following mashable on twitter... i come to digg to find unique articles and interesting stuff , which are found my fellow diggers... thats what made digg so good... and unique.. but what this new digg has done is completely useless as it removes all the power given to individual diggers to explore new content .... if digg is a RSS FEED from all these websites , i can do it with my Google reader or some rss aggregator.. i need not come to digg... why is that so hard to understand kevin .. Digg has always been my no 1 site when i switch on my computer... to get all the happening (interesting ) from through out the world... all the contents posted where diamonds... now all i see is big site articles in FP ... good or bad ....We like change ... but whats the use to change the whole basics of digg into twitter/FB like ?