chven.us is a Fediverse instance that uses the ActivityPub protocol. In other words, users at this host can communicate with people that use software like Mastodon, Pleroma, Friendica, etc. all around the world.
This server runs the snac software and there is no automatic sign-up process.
Optionen fΓΌr Benachrichtigungen: Bluesky bedient sich bei Mastodon und Threads
Auf Bluesky kann man sich jetzt benachrichtigen lassen, wenn bestimmte Accounts aktiv werden. Auch wer vor allem Inhalte teilt, bekommt nun mehr Hinweise.
To Bluesky users. CEO Jay Graber has said #Bluesky is decentralized. If you don't like what the company is doing, you have the option to move your account.
So, for instance, if the company welcomed and verified JD Vance, as has now happened, you could move elsewhere.
Well folks, this was a lie, Bluesky is actually a centralized platform. There is no place on Bluesky to move to.
But you do have one option. Move to the Fediverse. A truly decentralized defensible public social media network.
@IndyRichard @AnnyJoe @Jerschte @kaliagainstallodds
yes, there is an antidote to #socialMedia killing #democracy
this
the #fediverse/ #mastodon
not #bluesky: centralized and crypto bro owned
unfortunately some voices on the fediverse prefer it stay fringe and small
this is elitist snobbery
you want more people here, more normies (never #bigotry)
centralized corporate social media didn't fight bigotry, and now they support it
so here is where the line must hold
and grow
screw elitism
@dangillmor can someone explain to me how #Bluesky can be considered decentralized? Running a community within Bluesky means it's still on Bluesky servers.
a well known con artist aspect of #cryptocurrency is that it promises a lot, and delivers little
and people buy into that
then they rabidly defend the empty promises
because they also literally bought into it: they purchased the #crypto, they need a financial return
same is happening with #bluesky "#decentralization." because bluesky promised it, people have to believe it. and if you doubt it, you're being "unfair"
(and i miss professor postman too: he was my thesis advisor at NYU)