Kevin Rose confirmed this during the Digg Townhall, and Jay Adelson said "we're not going after stumbleupon" to which Kevin replied "we kinda are."

Still doesn't interest me that much though, rarely use digg - just every now and then when I'm bored.

Isn't StubleUpon doing pretty poorly now a days anyway?

Can you elaborate on that, please?

I'm not challenging, just curious. It seems to be pretty widely accepted that news aggregators have, in general, deteriorated; particularly digg & reddit, too new to hackernews to have an opinion. I hadn't noticed the same phenomenon with stumble ...

I actually quit using stumbleupon but I had heard that it wasn't getting updates that frequently and that their growth rate has been slowing down a lot. Doing a quick search I didn't see anyone stating bad things about it, so I don't have anything to point to but I recall hearing it discussed.

if you're not getting new information from HN, Reddit, etc where do you get your daily hit of techi? My route is to check the following:

1.)HN

2.)Delicious top links

3.)Reddit