http://disqus.com/people/a03e7a184cc3d510d7f490052951d662/enSat, 01 Dec 2007 01:02:45 -0000http://mathewingram.disqus.com/of_digg_8220refugees8221_and_mixx/#comment-23650I am a loyal Digg user and don't see any mass exodus either. In fact anyone, you included can make your own Mixx or digg like site just by going to <a href="http://pligg.com" rel="nofollow">pligg.com</a>. It is open source software and can be downloaded from the net for free. With all of the hype that techcrunch is in on obviously, I wonder why they hype a sub-standard site like mixx, when others like <a href="http://earthfrisk.com" rel="nofollow">earthfrisk.com</a> are far superior with far more features. <br>Mass Exodus from Digg - not likely. Digg is such a big site that there are always people who leave. I love Stumbleupon as well. <br>As for Mixx I don't see what Techcrunch and the others are hyping unless they own a piece. Even Earthfrisk, also a pligg site is superior and a more fun community.Mike JacobiSat, 01 Dec 2007 01:02:45 -0000http://techipedia.disqus.com/mixxing_in_and_why_early_adoption_is_important_a_review_of_the_newest_social_news_network/#comment-14968775Why is there always a rush to these types of sites when anyone can create their own. Just go to <a href="http://pligg.com" rel="nofollow">pligg.com</a> and see and download the software. Its free. Besides all for the hype to Mixx, which has lots of less features than even <a href="http://earthfrisk.com" rel="nofollow">earthfrisk.com</a> seems dumb. Like we are all being told that it is the in place to be when it is not. <br>Digg users are all over the place, including Reddit, Slashdot, lots are at stumbleupon and so on. Why so up on Mixx - again it's jsut another pligg site and digg clone. If you want to go to a digg clone try earthfrisk, at least there is more to do there and cool people.Mike JacobiSat, 01 Dec 2007 00:10:31 -0000