Diglog new service: Interest groups

The functionality of the group still has deficiencies and currently seems to be nothing more than a forum. Within the group, most of the functions of diglog should also be implemented, such as recommendations, upvotes, and comments. The popularity of blogs has transformed people's exchanges from face-to-face to linear, and then to point-to-point, reducing the clustering effect. As a result, discussions in most website groups appear less lively. The division of group interests makes the posts that users "digg" more targeted. If a setting allows users' posts to be first "dugg" to the group and then from the group to the homepage, it would create a three-level hierarchy across the entire site: from "individual" to "group" and finally to "homepage". This would make the hot topics on the diglog homepage appear more valuable.