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at this point Elon should buy it too, drive it to ground like Twitter.
This would actually be a great outcome.
While most people would likely move to Digg v2.0 (I am just being realistic), this will help fuel growth in the threadiverse. And at any rate, the major instances would simply not be able to handle 1 million MAUs immediately moving to Lemmy.
Are people actually going? The only thing I've heard about it (the AI-fueled reboot) is that it was planned.
It’ll be corporate owned and centralized, so I don’t care at all.
digg isn't alive again yet afaik.
Personally I am done with corporate controlled social media sites. Just need a replacement for Youtube now.
Anyone on reddit still saying they're waiting for digg 2.0 is not serious about leaving.