I personally prefer to store my keys on my password manager that can handle multiple types of data. But I know not everyone has this option too.

Good reflection about what happened there. When I first read your response I understood the joke, but oh if I saw how it could go wrong if that popped the bubble too (which was a high risk since other posts from the team were going very viral at the same time, but for different reasons).
Comms aren't easy to do, especially when you have such a diverse audience.
But I appreciate that you tried to quickly inform us that our worries were justified and reached the team, that was very important as I was also a worried user.

I feel this can be related to thinking "power comes from the people" kinda like if people get together they are more powerful than people in power. I often feel they have the right spirit but terrible aiming at the wrong targets.

Not only that, but LATAM is also very empty, when I could list A TON of ActivityPub projects done here in Brazil alone.

Integration with 
@margin.at would be so nice, as I'm using Margin to keep track of articles I want to read later, and they also have way to highlight texts.

Acho que você confundiu com o WhiteWind. Ele que faz isso.
O Leaflet mostra menções, que são posts do Bluesky que contém o link pra seu blog, e também quotes quando alguém destacou um trecho de texto do seu blog para postar no Bluesky. Mas eles não viram propriamente likes no blog e nem comentários.
Comentários do Leaflet é isso que fiz agora. E a função mais recente de "like" do Leaflet é na real uma forma de recomendar um post e ele ser recomendado na home do Leaflet.
Todos esses itens são passíveis de serem desativados pelo dono do blog nas configurações :)

Foi o PRIMEIRO projeto de Blog no protocolo, e na real foi o PRIMEIRO projeto criado que não era relacionado com microblog/Bluesky (primeiro lexicon fora do Bluesky criado).

Depends on what is your stack.
- https://emilyliu.me/blog/comments
- https://nicholas.sideras.net/blog/2024/11/26/bluesky-website-comments-using-just-javascript-for-hugo-blogs-or-anywhere-else/
- https://mattdyson.org/blog/2024/11/bluesky-posts-as-hugo-blog-comments/
- https://www.menzel.it/post/2024/11/set-comments-experience-bluesky-posts/
Check if one of those can give you a place to start.

This is a life saver on mobile 🛐

Também tem como incluir feeds no Starter Pack!
O link serve tanto para contas existentes poderem seguir várias contas de um tema específico e adicionar feeds.
Mas principalmente para enviar para quem ainda não tem conta no Bluesky para eles criarem a conta através do link do Starter Pack, assim a conta já vai nascer com alguns feeds fixados e seguindo contas para popular o feed "following".

https://bsky.app/profile/thisismissem.social/post/3m6iqez76wc2i

Here a direct link to the thread talking about it in more detail, plus credits to Emelia for the information about their API to partners.

I was in the thread talking about this, and indeed the StopNCII website doesn't help to answer this question. But their API has a way to receive feedback from their partners if a hash may not be legitimate.
Bluesky Safety thread definitely wasn't enough to provide reassurance for their users about how they would prevent this system of being abused by ill intentions, how and when they will review hashes detected. A blog post would've better if you asked me. I hope they are taking notes of people questions to answer them.

As you said in the same paragraph: "Maybe we can have a little centralization, as a treat?"
I enjoy Pix a lot here in Brazil, combined with Open Finance we have here too, the flexibility and velocity to send and receive money from/to anyone, 24/7 and no matter the bank, it's very amazing, no wonder it's heavily used by Brazilians (and even some other countries that have an economic relationship with Brazil) in just a few years after being implemented (example: I can just open my Google Pay wallet on my phone, send or receive money with Pix using NFC or QR code or a key, directly to/from my bank account, without opening the bank app, I use it almost every week).
Solutions more in this kind of direction (easy, quick, high availability, low to no barriers) is what I think it's going to really be the future of money.
Web3 could try to incorporate some lessons (I know a decentralized system can't follow the same steps as a centralized system - Pix implementation is managed by the Central Bank of Brazil, how the system works is defined by them and then applied by every bank or fintech).

This is one of the reasons I think crypto will never be really mainstream across the world. At least, not until it changes drastically to be more user friendly (but even then, there will always be a part of the population that doesn't like blockchain and crypto at all, let it be by preconceived opinions about the tech or just personal preferences).
Companies can try to abstract a lot, to help, but doing so, in the end, the user won't have full control of individual crypto in their wallets (example: I experienced with one Brazilian Investment company that made it very easy to invest in the most famous cryptocurrencies, but you didn't actually buy directly, it was through crypto funds they managed, so it was easy and quick to invest, but I could never send some Ethereum to someone's wallet).

Oh that's pretty cool 👀 taking notes to search up more about it

Yes! I thought of this too. Just logging in started the lexicon migration process in the background.

That was hard to choose...
I effectively voted for image gallery for the artists, but table and footnote would help me a lot, and event is cool because we love to see more integration between different apps.
Audio could be very interesting too.

TOKIMEKI too, but it's kinda a way to figure how to work with this field for now, since the Bluesky itself doesn't use it yet.
Would be nice if the pronouns appears when you are reading someone's post, like the current pronouns labels. Keeping it only on the profile feels like following too much how other big tech social media do things instead of trying to improve the user experience. But that's just my own opinion.

The reader is awesome and finally made me change my home page theme to a custom one.
And I'm loving all the new feeds, especially the one of who I'm following (a great way to discover potentially new publications of my interest to subscribe).

Testing out the comment inside a subpage, such inception