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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 год назад

We don't give a fuck about Bluesky in here

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Paul O'Brien1 год назад

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.

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UserInterface4 лет назад

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

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Jimbo1 год назад

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

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