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Reddigg (April Fool's Day - 2009)

Popular social news site Reddit changed its layout to resemble that of its rival, Digg. It also rebranded itself "Reddigg". It proclaimed: "At last, change has come to reddit. Let us rejoice."

Notable April Fool's Day Hoaxes by Websites American April Fool's Day Hoaxes April Fool's Day, 2009 Notable April Fool's Day Hoaxes on (or involving) the Internet The April Fool's Day Format Change Prank

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