Since the launch of Digg V.4 Digg users has started to complain about it. There are a lot of facts that they do not like about the new Digg

Maybe these two are the most anoying ones:

• The upcoming section is gone.
  Out of 200+ Million pageviews in July, only 0.4% was from upcoming (yes, that's less than 1/2 of a percent). I definitely see the fun behind wanting to see stories just before they jump, so we'll add a view of upcoming popular stories soon.
• Mainstream outlets and power users have been given more power over the front page.
  All diggs are still equal, nothing has changed there. Our directory of recommended users will eventually open to the entire world. We will sort users, not on popularity (followers), but based on how good you are at finding/digging content (similar to wefollow.com). This will remove the popularity contest and put the focus on quality diggers.

There is no place to see the new stories, and some users have more power than the rest.

People have started boycotting Digg by submitting reddit news to Digg, and they are getting to the front page.

By the time of this write the number one story on reddit.com reddit is

http://www.reddit.com/r/reddit.com/comments/d77tt/um_reddit_is_currently_the_source_for_6_of_the/

That leads to this page

I can be wrong but in my opinion Digg is not going to listen to the users and nothing is going to change. In a few days the buzz will tend to stop.

Anyway, maybe the big winner will be reddit.com as a lot of users from Digg are starting to follow stories there, and they report they like it. This is a comment of one of them.

reddit isn't actually as bad as I thought it was, it looked like a confusing mess beforehand but now it's better than this garbage