Bluesky, crafted by Jack Dorsey, is breaking barriers – now accessible to everyone, no more exclusive invites.
Starting as a Twitter alternative, Bluesky steps into the limelight, shedding its closed beta phase for an open, inclusive platform.
Bluesky confesses its delay in going public. Invite codes were its growth strategy, ensuring a robust platform before opening the floodgates.
Opinions vary on Bluesky's timing. Some argue it missed the Twitter exodus, unlike Meta's Threads strategy that propelled it to 130 million users.
Setting itself apart, Bluesky embraces decentralization, escaping algorithm dependency. Users can customize feeds on diverse topics for a unique experience.
Bluesky's interface mirrors Twitter's – a familiar layout with added perks, including a streamlined side menu for user-friendly navigation.
Beyond basics, Bluesky offers a chronological feed and customizable columns, elevating the user experience above conventional social networks.
Bluesky leads in moderation tools – robust and clear. It empowers users to filter explicit content, create lists, mute, block, and combat fake accounts.
A standout feature – public profiles and posts but private blocks. The AT protocol fosters public conversations, and open data repositories ease migration.
Bluesky yearns for more users, possibly capitalizing on disillusioned Threads migrants. Will it emerge as the long-awaited Twitter alternative? Time will tell.