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Journalists flock to Bluesky as X becomes increasingly 'toxic'
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"He's said he's sorry, and he's not going to do it again. You'll see. He's changed."
This time he bailed early though. He's got no control of the site
No the site just owes a bunch of money to the crypto bros at Blockchain Capital.
Doesn't matter if Dorsey isn't there and if it's a PBC, if the investors want a return on their investment (and they do) enshittification is coming.
Correct.
Here’s a thread about who owns and funds Bluesky.
Nice, thanks for the link. I knew almost all of this stuff but never had a place where it was all tied together and organized neatly. Now I do. Cheers.
It's open source and designed to literally not be reliant on the company running it. Start a community appview and plc and you can bring your entire account history with you
It's not actually decentralized or federated, but keep telling yourself that.
Tell that to the people running their own PDS servers and the people running whitewind and all the other services built on the protocol
These are aspirational goals and not at all actively true now. They are technically possible, but not actually viable as a social media network.
Its design was based on a drop in for twitter, and will always require a megacorp sized entity for it to operate, due to a "god's eye view of all data" model requiring huge, faste data lifts to exist at all.
Best case is some opensource org like internet archive/wikipedia willing to spend 6-7 figures/month(raw costs +engineering talent) on running the service, but so far none have.
There's already others running other relays. The appview is the most difficult, but in theory indexes on top of the data could be shared too which would reduce the need for each appview to have everything saved in advance
The relays are test level only. They are at the stage where people are dipping their toys in the water to see if it's actually a resilient protocol.
There are no viable alternatives right now, and there may never be.