Bluesky now exceeds 13 million users, the AT Protocol developer ecosystem continues to grow, and we’ve shipped highly requested features like direct messages and video.| Bluesky
Here's how to verify your Bluesky account by setting your website as your username.| Bluesky
Create a starter pack today — personalized invites that bring friends directly into your slice of Bluesky.| Bluesky
by Alice · 3 min read| alice.bsky.sh
A flood of users left X and moved to Bluesky over the weekend. I’ve written a bunch of times in the past about Bluesky, and have gone from grumpy frustration to general acceptance of the service. I’m happy that people are moving away from X, and I think Bluesky is a reasonable replacement. That said, I think new users should understand a bit how the Bluesky system works. Some of reasons that people are leaving X also exist on Bluesky.| anderegg.ca
One of most popular aspects of atproto for developers is the firehose: an aggregated stream of all the public data updates in the network. Independent developers have used the firehose to build real-time monitoring tools (like Firesky), feed generators, labeling services, bots, entire applications, and more.| Bluesky Blog
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One of the core principles of the AT Protocol is simple access to public data, including posts, multimedia blobs, and social graph metadata. A user's data is stored in a repository, which can be efficiently exported all together as a CAR file (.car). This post will describe how to export and parse a data repository.| docs.bsky.app
A customizable, composable approach to moderation that prioritizes safety and gives users and developers more control.| Bluesky
