Bluesky

September* has proven to be a period of growth and expansion for Bluesky and the ATproto network, in a variety of ways. On September 12, Bluesky hit the milestone of 1 million registered accounts on the service. Bluesky has managed to grow consistently since it started in January of this year. Bluesky’s growth has been […]

Tools like Clearsky allow you to find out who blocks you. New custom feeds in Bluesky. Spam networks are slowly being formed in the background.

Almost exactly six months after Twitter got taken over by a petulant edge lord, people seem to be done with grieving the communities this disrupted and connections they lost, and are ready, eager even

Our implementation of algorithmic choice lets users customize one of the most important parts of their social media experience: their feed.

Today we enabled Bluesky as an option in Micro.blog. This adds to our existing cross-posting feature that supports platforms such as Mastodon, Tumblr, Medium, and Flickr. When you post to your blog, Micro.blog can copy the post to any of these platforms automatically. As Twitter continues to implode, we are seeing a renewed interest in the open web and decentralized social media. It’s an exciting time. Mastodon and the larger fediverse have grown to nearly 9 million users.

Bluesky could replace Twitter for me.