Digg's new social platform officially opens to the public. This new product, seen as a competitor to a well-known social aggregation platform, marks another attempt at decentralized social applications. The platform aims to create a more open content ecosystem and give users more voice. Transitioning from the invitation testing phase to public beta indicates that its product form has become more mature. As an innovative move in the Web3 social space, this development is worth the community's continued attention.