How to Test Community Formats in a Paywall-Free Beta (Lessons from Digg)
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How to Test Community Formats in a Paywall-Free Beta (Lessons from Digg)

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2026-02-13
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A 6-week paywall-free beta playbook to test formats, subgroups and paid upgrades—use Digg’s 2026 trend as your model.

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