Sometimes, people on Facebook don't know the Fediverse exists.
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@MissWarcraft Maybe, but I don't think so. Political content seems to do really well on Bluesky, I see a ton of it getting shared widely.
I think it's just the toxic culture here. I've seen so many people driven out. There are too many self-righteous, gate-keepy people. On Bluesky, you can at least lock your replies, no wonder people feel safer there.
Compare the drop-off on https://mastodon-analytics.com vs https://bluefacts.app/bluesky-user-growth.
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Sometimes, people on Facebook don't know the Fediverse exists.
The European Commission likes to tell them.
@hpod16 @EUCommission
Live it! Thanks for standing for the fediverse -
Sometimes, people on Facebook don't know the Fediverse exists.
The European Commission likes to tell them. @hpod16 @datenhalde jetzt überlege ich, meinen FB-Account zu reaktivieren um den Post zu liken
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Sometimes, people on Facebook don't know the Fediverse exists.
The European Commission likes to tell them. @hpod16@eupolicy.social
Never thought I'd see eye to eye with the EU commission's social account, but this? They're doing good work here. Or should I say plural 'you' rather -
Sometimes, people on Facebook don't know the Fediverse exists.
The European Commission likes to tell them. @hpod16@eupolicy.social "Simply pick a server" and like that you've lost them. FB people need full instructions, they're used to everything being fully streamlined!
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Sometimes, people on Facebook don't know the Fediverse exists.
The European Commission likes to tell them. @hpod16 Why do I get the feeling the op with the "EU citizen-only alternative" wish would end up in some wildly white supremacist instance, yaigh.
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This might be a small distinction to some, but personally, I think it's a good thing that they verified the account, so that people know whether to report them for what the organization is doing versus for impersonation.
To me, a much bigger problem is that they are actually hosting that account. Why is that even necessary if Bluesky/Atmosphere is meant to be decentralized?
Either way, agree on the hard pass though.
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This might be a small distinction to some, but personally, I think it's a good thing that they verified the account, so that people know whether to report them for what the organization is doing versus for impersonation.
To me, a much bigger problem is that they are actually hosting that account. Why is that even necessary if Bluesky/Atmosphere is meant to be decentralized?
Either way, agree on the hard pass though.
@stefan @postpunkmusic @MissWarcraft
Well, at least ICE's presence on BS gave us this piece of news: https://techcrunch.com/2026/01/20/ice-becomes-one-of-the-most-blocked-accounts-on-bluesky-after-its-verification/ -
@stefan @postpunkmusic @MissWarcraft
Well, at least ICE's presence on BS gave us this piece of news: https://techcrunch.com/2026/01/20/ice-becomes-one-of-the-most-blocked-accounts-on-bluesky-after-its-verification/@hpod16 Yeah, but not a huge fan of people's blocks being public on Bluesky/ATProto. Not sure if ICE is going to do anything with that list, but I'd rather not be on it.
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@hpod16 Yeah, but not a huge fan of people's blocks being public on Bluesky/ATProto. Not sure if ICE is going to do anything with that list, but I'd rather not be on it.
@stefan @postpunkmusic @MissWarcraft blocks are public??? That's not good practice AT ALL!
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@stefan @postpunkmusic @MissWarcraft blocks are public??? That's not good practice AT ALL!
@hpod16 Yep, that's how we know who the most blocked accounts are.
More details:
Why are blocks on Bluesky public? | Bluesky
The technical implementation of public blocks and some possibilities for more privacy preserving block implementations — an area of active research and experimentation.
(docs.bsky.app)
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Sometimes, people on Facebook don't know the Fediverse exists.
The European Commission likes to tell them. @hpod16@eupolicy.social
Even when you (go way the hell out of your way to) tell them, the response tends to be either "in one ear and out the other" or "but that doesn't show up in the tools I like to use". -
@hpod16 Yep, that's how we know who the most blocked accounts are.
More details:
Why are blocks on Bluesky public? | Bluesky
The technical implementation of public blocks and some possibilities for more privacy preserving block implementations — an area of active research and experimentation.
(docs.bsky.app)
@stefan @hpod16 @postpunkmusic @MissWarcraft That is for me reason enough to not touch that network. I guess nearly no one using Bluesky is aware of this. And the consequences of it appear only, when it’s to late. There are things to be public and blocklists are not.
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Sometimes, people on Facebook don't know the Fediverse exists.
The European Commission likes to tell them. @hpod16
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@realcaseyrollins @lucien,
Well, in my view, DMs would land in an inbox, and create a continuous back and forth between two people.
If I stopped answered to your DMs, you would notice next time you opened your inbox.
Private mentions happen in threads under posts. When I stop answering there, you probably wouldn't notice.
I phrase it like this, because as a girl on the internet... I CAN get creeps in my DMs. So maybe I like that things are a bit more... decentralised here. Makes sense? -
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Sometimes, people on Facebook don't know the Fediverse exists.
The European Commission likes to tell them. -
Sometimes, people on Facebook don't know the Fediverse exists.
The European Commission likes to tell them. -
@imbl @stefan @hpod16 They cracked down on Celebrating the execution of Charlie Kirk. They cracked down on the Rabid Antisemitism. They are trying to stop the spread of Hate by some groups. I personally am not Trans or gay or any LGBTQ I was on Bluesky the first few months when you needed an invite. Then the LGBTQW Came, I didn't care. But the Antisemitism I care,
Looking forward to it!
