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/austin

What is everybody doing to prepare for this upcoming Winter Storm?

I hope y'all aren't out at HEB right now buying all of the toilet paper and water, that's for sure!

/westvirgina

Hey Tennessee it seems you misspelt Virginia!

I am pretty sure that /westvirginia is still available and to fix this contact @forest or help@digg.com!

/unitedstates

List of US State "sub-diggs" or communities!

/Alabama https://Digg.com/alabama/Alaska https://Digg.com/alaska/Arizona https://Digg.com/arizona/Arkansas https://Digg.com/arkansas/California https://Digg.com/california/Colorado https://Digg.com/colorado/Connecticut https://Digg.com/connecticut/Delaware https://Digg.com/delawa

/unitedstates

Key Events in History! #1

On January 18, 1919, a pivotal moment in American history unfolded as the Paris Peace Conference began, marking the start of negotiations to end World War I. President Woodrow Wilson, a steadfast leader, represented the United States with a vision for lasting peace through his Fo

/unitedstates

Since today is MLK Day, which other famous Americans do you think should have a day to honor their legacy?

/digglist

/UnitedStates - The Real American Community!

This is your place to share everything and anything about the USA, we are about to reach 25 members and are thus far the most popular community dedicated to the United States of America! So come on down to /unitedstates!

/waco

The first “Then” photograph was taken from the top of the Alico Building looking southwest in the 1940s. The photo below is what it currently looks like as of 2021!

/unitedstates

Should we allow Politics/News on here?

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/digg

How are some people allowed to make NSFW communities?

Like how can they make Onlyfans communities, but I can't make a gun one or one for something related?

/unitedstates

The Declaration of Independence portrait depicts the Committee of Five presenting the Declaration to the Continental Congress on June 28, 1776, in Philadelphia.

/texas

The Texas Sheriff Who Never Wore a Gun

This article tells the story of James Spurgeon Scarborough, Jr., the second Sheriff of Kleberg County in South Texas, who followed in the footsteps of his father, Jim Senior, a well-known Texas lawman. Unlike his father, who had a reputation as a 'shootist,' Scarborough Jr. made a name for himself by never carrying a gun during his 37 years in office from 1935 to 1972. His philosophy of unarmed policing was based on his experiences as a US Army Rifleman during World War I, where he pledged to never raise a weapon against another man again if he survived the battlefield.

/texas

This is what the United States looks like right?

/digglist

/silver - a place for all you Silverbugs and Bullion enthusiasts alike!

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/nsq

10d

Are we positive there are no stupid questions?

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/discord

10d

Discord for Digg!

https://discord.gg/N4R3HeRG

/unitedstates

10d

Welcome to the /UnitedStates Community on Digg!

Feel free to share and discuss anything that related to the US of A!!

/digg

10d

Would anybody be interested in a Digg Discord Server?

To chat about stuff related to Digg before they add chats or other things!

/illinois

10d

There are two I's in the banner...lol

(Title)

/digg

10d

Will there ever be a feature like Moderators?

Or will one person just reign supreme, see that's what worried me about Reddit, I get that communities were just dropped I am just interested in what's next!

/digglist

10d

/unitedstates - The Real American Community!

A place to share politics, news, or really anything about the United States, thinking maybe no politics though, just to keep it a nicer place!

/usa

11d

USA USA USA!!

/digg

Dec 11th

How do I get invite codes to give to other people?

(Title)

/science

Dec 10th

Rockets of the World!

/news

Dec 9th

Australia's social media ban for children has left big tech scrambling

Australia has introduced a groundbreaking social media ban for children under 16, which has prompted major tech companies to scramble to comply. The policy, which requires firms to take reasonable steps to prevent underage users from having accounts, has been met with vocal opposition from social media giants who argue it risks making children less safe and infringes on their rights. Despite the backlash, Australia's strict stance on online safety has garnered interest from other countries looking to implement similar measures. The tech industry has responded by introducing safer versions of their products for young users, but critics argue these measures are insufficient. As the ban takes effect, the tech companies will be closely watched to see how they comply and whether the policy will serve as a model for other nations.

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