First, let me say, I like Bluesky. A lot. However, I also have grown to absolutely love Mastodon and its so many different communities. Whats become clear to

First, let me say, I like Bluesky. A lot. However, I also have grown to absolutely love Mastodon and its so many different communities. Whats become clear to me is, I want both, Bluesky and Mastodon. As I've said many many times before, when it comes to free time, We like different vibes at different times. Sometimes we want a discord night, or maybe an indie movie theater, sometimes we want a drunken dance night, sometimes we want a goth club, sometimes we want a quiet night around a camp fire. I'm super skeptical when this same set of VC people keep trying to jam all of us into the same place and they keep desperately trying to convince us "This is the only place you want to be! All of you. All at once!" its super weird. and a staggering lack of understanding of humans. I fell in love with big cities for these exact reasons--there is always something different to do no matter what my mood is. And this is why i fell in love with the wider internet. Always something to do depending on the vibe im hunting. No i dont want to go to the same place with every single other person night after night and no i definitely dont want to hang out with people i dont like at all--thats a weird suggestion. I want so many options depending on my mood. At the end of the day both Bluesky and Mastodon are incredible and I dont see one "erasing" the other. As the article suggests, ideally Bluesky will protect against the inevitable VC vampire suckification and finally actually truly decentralize.