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Is Bluesky the next big thing in social media?
The new platform, created by Jack Dorsey, co-founder of Twitter, has gained over a million users in just a week.
What sets it apart? It’s fun, decentralized, and brings back the sense of community that made social media so enjoyable in the early 2010s.
Their mission says it all:
“to develop and drive large-scale adoption of technologies for open and decentralized public conversation.”
Have you tried Blusky yet? What were your thoughts about it?
Bluesky's growth curve this past week is wild to watch play out in real time. Are you actually moving any of your own content over there, or mostly just observing from the sidelines for now?
Mostly observing for now. I’ve never been a big fan of X, so I’m curious to see whether Bluesky develops a different culture before investing time in it. Have you started posting there?
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Are we liking the new version or we stick with the old one?
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can't lie, i love the new!