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Translation: VCs and the board pushed Jay out. The interim CEO doesn't even use Bluesky himself, so at this point you might as well move to Threads.

by rvz 8mo ago

qcoret 8mo ago
This is false, he has been on Bluesky since 2024. https://bsky.app/profile/toni.bsky.team https://bsky.app/profile/toni.bsky.team
- Lammy 8mo ago
  Last activity 17 days ago, 23 days ago, 3 months ago, 3 months ago, 4 months ago
  - verdverm 8mo ago
    Dive deeper with PDSLS https://pdsls.dev/at://did:plc:cwf4mmm7mpzistinx3ox2zhj#collections https://pdsls.dev/at://did:plc:cwf4mmm7mpzistinx3ox2zhj#coll...
- rvz 8mo ago
  "17 posts" since 2024. 13 of them are reposts, and 2 of them are his own actual posts and then made 2 more posts about becoming the interim CEO of Bluesky and then "thanking" Jay. That doesn't seem like he even uses it regularly only up until the leadership changes.
baggachipz 8mo ago
Threads? The twitter clone owned by Meta? Yeah no thanks.
- tryrrr 8mo ago
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- PaulHoule 8mo ago
  … most social networks give you a “notification” if somebody follows you or engages with a post but there are two exceptions: (1) is LinkedIn which gives you a double-dose of main feed items you didn’t click on and that you never clicked on anything like ever so it’s a chance to prove their model is right… most social networks play a “ding” sound if somebody likes your post but LinkedIn dings when you post something because their standards are low. (2) Threads posts “notifications” that are somewhere between completely senseless and “political outrage of some kind but I can’t tell if they like Trump or hate Trump”
nout 8mo ago
Or if you want something actually better at the core, you can switch to nostr. It's quite easy to even implement your own client app for nostr (even more so with LLMs), so you can get the experience you want.
- wolvoleo 8mo ago
  Yeah and nostr really is decentralised and doesn't even require providing an email address. The only thing I don't really like is the cryptobro vibe there. But technically it's really good.
  - nout 8mo ago
    Agreed, the community currently has quite a lot of bitcoiners, but other communities are there too - surfers, open source dev, artists, musicians. You need to look for who to follow though.

Translation: VCs and the board pushed Jay out. The interim CEO doesn't even use Bluesky himself, so at this point you might as well move to Threads.

by rvz 8mo ago

Translation: VCs and the board pushed Jay out. The interim CEO doesn't even use Bluesky himself, so at this point you might as well move to Threads.

qcoret 8mo ago

This is false, he has been on Bluesky since 2024. https://bsky.app/profile/toni.bsky.team https://bsky.app/profile/toni.bsky.team

Lammy 8mo ago
Last activity 17 days ago, 23 days ago, 3 months ago, 3 months ago, 4 months ago
- verdverm 8mo ago
  Dive deeper with PDSLS https://pdsls.dev/at://did:plc:cwf4mmm7mpzistinx3ox2zhj#collections https://pdsls.dev/at://did:plc:cwf4mmm7mpzistinx3ox2zhj#coll...
rvz 8mo ago
"17 posts" since 2024. 13 of them are reposts, and 2 of them are his own actual posts and then made 2 more posts about becoming the interim CEO of Bluesky and then "thanking" Jay. That doesn't seem like he even uses it regularly only up until the leadership changes.

baggachipz 8mo ago

Threads? The twitter clone owned by Meta? Yeah no thanks.

tryrrr 8mo ago
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PaulHoule 8mo ago
… most social networks give you a “notification” if somebody follows you or engages with a post but there are two exceptions: (1) is LinkedIn which gives you a double-dose of main feed items you didn’t click on and that you never clicked on anything like ever so it’s a chance to prove their model is right… most social networks play a “ding” sound if somebody likes your post but LinkedIn dings when you post something because their standards are low. (2) Threads posts “notifications” that are somewhere between completely senseless and “political outrage of some kind but I can’t tell if they like Trump or hate Trump”

nout 8mo ago

Or if you want something actually better at the core, you can switch to nostr. It's quite easy to even implement your own client app for nostr (even more so with LLMs), so you can get the experience you want.

wolvoleo 8mo ago
Yeah and nostr really is decentralised and doesn't even require providing an email address. The only thing I don't really like is the cryptobro vibe there. But technically it's really good.
- nout 8mo ago
  Agreed, the community currently has quite a lot of bitcoiners, but other communities are there too - surfers, open source dev, artists, musicians. You need to look for who to follow though.