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I find the stackable layers interesting, but I like the decentralization of the fediverse. I’m way outside my realm of expertise here, but would it be possible for a platform to adopt both?
it had something to do with the differences in federation.
in the fediverse what you put out there is pretty much public information. you lose control as it replicates across the verse. bluesky wants to tag that data to an owner who can control its dissemination… among other things
I find the stackable layers interesting, but I like the decentralization of the fediverse. I’m way outside my realm of expertise here, but would it be possible for a platform to adopt both?
yeah theres a guy trying to bridge them right now… kinda po’d some of the bluesky peeps.
e. maybe this: https://docs.bsky.app/blog/feature-bridgyfed ?
Neat, I’ll have to look into it. Thanks!
Why did it irritate folks at bluesky?
Seems like it was mostly Mastodon people irritated The main issue is that it was opt-out and not opt-in:
https://github.com/snarfed/bridgy-fed/issues/835
https://github.com/snarfed/bridgy-fed/issues?q=opt-out
I don’t think the bridge provides the moderation features of Bluesky though.
it had something to do with the differences in federation.
in the fediverse what you put out there is pretty much public information. you lose control as it replicates across the verse. bluesky wants to tag that data to an owner who can control its dissemination… among other things