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I'm not a bluesky user yet but in reading through the post I discovered a problem with their implementation of the ID verification. They describe it as a "blue
by doodlebugging 1y ago
I'm not a bluesky user yet but in reading through the post I discovered a problem with their implementation of the ID verification.
They describe it as a "blue check" when in fact it is a white check on a blue circular background.
Just nit-picking I guess but sometimes I read a passage that describes something and I conjure an image in my mind of what I would see should I open my eyes with it all laid out in front of me. This does not fit the image that is described in the post and makes we want to question the author's observational skills.
- mattl 1y agoIt’s what the verification mark is typically called
- doodlebugging 1y agoWhy isn't it a blue check on a white circular background? That would make it a blue check. It doesn't matter to me since to date I am not a user, I just thought it was interesting that people would accept a non-truth as an ID verification.