Philanthropists push to liberate Bluesky technology from Bluesky
“Free Our Feeds” would make sure the AT Protocol, the underlying framework of the Bluesky social network, remains open.
“Free Our Feeds” would make sure the AT Protocol, the underlying framework of the Bluesky social network, remains open.
Bluesky’s decision to implement a “hard block” and associated block leaderboard compound the confirmation silo issues that plague other social platforms.
Reporters and editors are fleeing the unfriendly waters of X/Twitter for the level-headed Bluesky — is that a good thing?
Bluesky is weighing the launch of several new features that would likely be baked into a premium plan.
The service that puts users in control of their social experience has grown to 20 million accounts. Now, it has to figure out how to keep the lights on.
An emerging tech platform convinces a long-time watchdog of the industry to switch sides.
The service is also prioritizing more anti-harassment tools to help users weed out trolls.
Bluesky has eclipsed 3 million registered accounts; the platform has hired a moderation team to help it sift through problematic posts.