一休さんのようなことを言っているのではなくて、両者は違うね、という話。
Convert microblog posts from Twitter, Mastodon, Threads, and Nostr to AT Protocol Bluesky posts.
There are a lot of posts that I wanted to throw out on Bluesky, but there are thoughts that I just instantly post about (as god intended) that just deserves more cooking in the oven. My solution? Making all my thoughts that could have been threads dabbed into a series of blog posts. I'm not sure if this is going to be a staple on my Pckt or my Leaflet, but just know that my bullshit is going to be in the ATmosphere somehow! So let's get started! I mentioned this before in a recent update in the ...
Meta's social microblogging platform has enabled a new, fundamentally important feature: the ability to look up and follow profiles from the network.
Thoughts on the sudden surge of success Bluesky has seen this week—without a network-dampening algorithm in sight.
If Meta is going to support the fediverse, it needs to actually support people who don’t live on Threads. No lip service. No half-finished betas.
The demise of Post, one of the social networks that emerged from the 2022 Twitter exodus, shows how users have come to understand that vibes aren’t everything with social media.
Keine Angst, es geht nicht um Avatare ohne Beine! Threads has entered the fediverse!!! TL;DR: Ich freue mich, dass Meta diesen Schritt geht und ich zukünftig vielleicht all meine Freunde im Fediverse Social Web treffen kann, ohne dafür einen Threads, Facebook oder Instagram Account zu benötigen, ich respektiere aber auch jeden, der anderer Meinung ist...
The current splintering of social media across networks is creating a problem eerily reminiscent of the early battles over instant messaging. Here’s what we can learn.
Meta’s take on mimicking Twitter feels like it was built for brand safety first, and you don’t get fulfilling internet experiences when you build for brand safety first.
A detailed look at the timeline behind Meta's interactions with the Fediverse, how different parts of the network have reacted, and some insights on where things might be going.