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Kwoff asks the question: can Australia sustain its own Digg-like site?

Started by Duncan Riley · 9 months ago

Kwoff is an Australian social voting site that asks the question: can Australia sustain its own Digg-like social voting site.
Kwoff launched this time last year, and comes with some strong local baking. Run by Sydney based Dan Walsh, the site includes on its founders list Stephen Mayne, a ... Continue reading »

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  • There's another new 'digg like' site that's just launched, Nudgeville.

    www.nudgeville.com

    It's being done by the guy that does Mr Gadget, pretty sure he's down in Melbourne.
  • I can't go to their site without thinking about a queef.
  • Thanks for the post and the Kwoff button on Inquisitr Duncan.

    I'll be sure to pass on Gregs thoughts on your post.

    As for the Kwoff aesthetics, mea culpa, i think i've got to wake up to the fact i'm the only one who likes it.

    All the best
  • I only just heard about Kwoff when I googled "australian equivalent digg reddit" and up came this article. My first impressions were:
    Great, it's active! and.. Bummer, it's chunky, and has mostly mainstream submissions.
    Wish it had: more categories, ability to collapse entries ala Reddit so that it's less "chunky", better customising options (colours, filters, etc), the ability to screen/filter australian entries only.

    Just my two cents...
  • Why bother? Digg already does it. Nice work Australia, late the party as usual.
  • Dan's a very sound operator and doing everything right I think. It's a tough space to crack, but getting News.com.au on board is a big first step.

    Where are the 'kwoff it' links on Inquisitr now though?
  • Zac
    we did a change with the social voting plugin and it deleted the Kwoff link and I couldn't work out how to restore it easily. Will get around to fixing though, it wasn't intentionally dropped.

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