That profile arrives as one of over 50 new features Rose said have been added to the site. Diggers can drop photos onto their profiles, and provide more personal information as they can on sites like Facebook.
In late October, Digg should launch a long-expected Images section. This will let people submit and Digg images, as they currently do with videos and podcasts in their respective sections of Digg.
A couple of other advanced features should arrive before the end of the year. Digg Alerts will be able to be set for weekly or daily digests of content. Such content can be designated by specific topics, suggestions from friends, or keywords with a desired number of Diggs.
The other advanced feature, a recommendation engine, will suggest stories based on what a Digger has Dugg previously, and on their interests.
For the full Digg effect on video, Rose's discussion may be found posted on BitGravity.
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