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Is Digg becoming irrelevant?
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As long as Digg's members continue to participate and submit good content, the site's life will still thrive.
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Having said that I have noticed much less activity than there was say this time last year
I think two factors directly influenced this
The first is the removal of the shout system which you could understand because of the potential misuse by spammers
The second is the conversion of a large majority of the outbound links to no follow
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Twitter and Facebook are the new "It" sites in every aspect, knocking many other sites out of the water. Everyone has a Facebook account, and almost everyone has a twitter account. It just makes more sense to people to use what's popular. =)
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