Seriously i have zero idea what is going on with bluesky. I never used it. Why are people saying it’s centralised? I also heard that a lot of people are joining it.

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The problem I see with BlueSky is, what’s the difference between Bluesky and Twitter?

Did any learning take place? “Okay, clean sheet design, let’s do it again but better this time” what did they do to keep Bluesky from going the exact same direction Twitter did?

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I’ve been using it a couple of weeks and loving it. It’s just the way Twitter used to be - fun, quality content, from the people you choose to follow.

No algorithm trying to feed you recommendations. No paid-for blue ticks. No hate-filled bile being ignored or endorsed by those in charge. If someone’s trolling you block/report them and they’re gone, just like that.

At the moment it’s more or less everything Twitter should be. It may or may not last, but for the moment it’s great.

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twitter’s recommendation algorithm keeps serving me absolute bangers and i actually kinda like it :/

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Ha, fair enough - if it works for you, then ok :-)

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9 points

The moderation and blocking on BlueSky set it apart from Twitter.

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It doesn’t promote and endorse literal Nazis. Why y’all pretending like this isn’t a big difference?

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Yet.

It’s a commercial platform, it’s going to enshittify because that’s what commercial platforms do.

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Yeah let’s not confuse that for openly promoting and endorsing Nazis okay?

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