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Bluesky CEO Jay Graber details how the platform utilizes open networks to allow users to craft their own social media experience while maintaining their personal privacy.

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Fernando ☊1 year ago

We don't give a fuck about Bluesky in here

Paul O'Brien1 year ago

Want so much more from this Yes, craft your own, but can't leverage an existing audience by porting over or duplicating audiences. My followers are *my* followers, should be so on every network.

UserInterface4 years ago

It's not social media. It's social money. We have the tools you need to turn your followers into your business. #freelance #gig #business #workfromhome

Jimbo1 year ago

Why is it so easy to find people calling for violence on bluesky? Do you guys support this?

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