Bluesky, a decentralized Twitter-like social network, is pausing new signups “temporarily” to try and resolve performance issues it’s been experiencing after Twitter introduced limits on the amount of tweets you can see in a day. Even though you still need an invite code to be able to join Bluesky, it seems that the influx of new users has been a problem.

    • AshDene
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      72 years ago

      But it claims it will become decentralized (unless something has changed in the last month or so).

      • Machinist3359
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        32 years ago

        I believe they opened things up to developers recently. I do think they will become decentralized, but am more concerned it will become a “no censorship” aka “no moderation” mess pretty quickly. It relies quite heavily on filters and aggregators rather than moderators.

    • yesdogishere
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      282 years ago

      bluesky is crap. it requires an invite and id verification. 100% will turn into a fascist navel-gazing network.

      • Mnmalst
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        22 years ago

        Id verification since when? I haven’t done that.

      • PabloDiscobar
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        12 years ago

        bluesky is crap. it requires an invite and id verification. 100% will turn into a fascist navel-gazing network.

        The rest of the platforms which will still be using anonymous access will be invaded by AI’s astroturfing their stuff into your face. Which one do you prefer?

        • conciselyverbose
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          12 years ago

          It’s literally impossible for any social network to ever under any circumstances be relevant/important enough that asking for an ID could theoretically be forgivable under any circumstances, let alone valid.

          There are very few scenarios where any website asking for an ID should even be legal. It’s a massive and inexcusable privacy issue.

          • PabloDiscobar
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            22 years ago

            People won’t fight for privacy. They already know that they are spied on but still they do not react.