[furyg3]

For comparison, reddit has four people (I think).

[wheels]

And about 10% of the traffic. This isn't exactly an apples to apples comparison:

http://siteanalytics.compete.com/reddit.com+digg.com/

[apphacker]

Reddit also has considerable more uptime and speed issues than digg. I like Reddit, but it is slow and recently often experiencing issues.

[qeorge]

True, but reddit has less traffic, less users, and less features. For example, Digg shows you which of your friends dugg a story, which is far from trivial.

I like reddit better, but the digg guys are also doing some cool stuff.

[codexon]

I may be mistaken, but it seems like Digg is broken far less often. Just yesterday, people couldn't login to Reddit for nearly the whole day.

[ojbyrne]

Reddit is owned by a larger company, which presumably handles all the business stuff.

[eli]

I really hope Digg doesn't have 68 people working in HR, Legal, and Marketing

[FreeRadical]

No, they're all in the database team.

[mahmud]

I knew they went NoSQL, but I wasn't expecting human brains as JBODs.

[ojbyrne]

It is larger than Reddit. I'd guess around 25-30 engineers.