Netscape has now fully launched their Digg-like service in hopes of competing with Digg. This comes just days after Digg revamped their site to widen the categories and attract people that aren’t so technology focused. Is Netscape going to overpower Digg by opening their service up to millions of people? I don’t think so.
Some people don’t like the fact that Netscape has editors that choose the front page stories instead of giving the users full control. My biggest complaint right now is that they have several links on their main page that are dead. Even the Sign-In/Sign-up links don’t work and neither do the links below each article that are supposed to be tags. It isn’t a good idea to launch a service with broken links! I wonder how long it will take before they notice?
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