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Because there are no algorithms yet. I try to follow the situation in Ukraine and I see lots of videos on X with russians murdering ukrainians as well as their

• afavour 2y ago
  Well, no, violent content is against Bluesky's terms of service so it would be removed if flagged. Twitter has no such restriction so violent content spreads widely. I understand the free speech principle at work but from a purely pragmatic point of view I simply don't want to see that stuff in my day to day browsing of social media.
• llm_nerd 2y ago
  Bluesky has a number of algorithmic feeds. For instance "What's Hot Classic". And while that feed doesn't have violence, it does have a surprisingly high number of "dudes holding their cock" and furry-related images, which seems like something that should probably be filtered out or at least tagged.
• diggan 2y ago
  > Because there are no algorithms yet. One of the major selling points of Bluesky is that you get to chose your own algorithms (or rather, chose what algorithms you want to use, that others built). So there are way more algorithms than any other social media, today. Only difference is that with Bluesky you get to chose which one you use. https://bsky.social/about/blog/3-30-2023-algorithmic-choice https://bsky.social/about/blog/3-30-2023-algorithmic-choice