What is Digder?
Digder is an open-source news aggregator and content recommendation website. Similar to Reddit, it allows users to submit links to content such as articles, videos, images, and more which can then be voted on and discussed by the community.
Once a link is submitted, other users can upvote or downvote it based on whether they find it interesting, helpful, relevant or accurate. Popular links then bubble up for increased visibility. There is also a comment section under each link allowing for discussion.
In addition to the main feed of user-submitted links, Digder has subject-specific sub-communities called Subdigders. Each Subdigder focuses on a particular topic like technology, entertainment or science. This allows users to further customize the content they see.
As an open-source platform, Digder's codebase is visible and editable by developers. This allows the Digder community to build customizations, plug-ins and features to extend site functionality. The open-source model also promotes transparency.
Overall, Digder aims to be a community-driven platform for discovering, ranking and discussing content. With open-source access and tools for customization, it provides the infrastructure for users to democratize the aggregation and sharing of online information.