They glossed over the bit where you sit around waiting years for a bluesky invite because you are not cool enough.
How to verify your domain on Nostr and Bluesky (for micro.blog users)
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#34Earlier quoted context omitted.
It's a small boom, where anonymous and free API access have been cut off. Although I'm pretty sure you can't access or scrape Threads and bluesky anonymously and/or without cost either.
Actually, one of the big points of contention right now over at bluesky is how easily anyone can easily anonymously scrape all its data. Behold, one of many available sites that broadcast the firehose: https://firesky.tv/ Currently the only thing that costs money at bluesky is using your own domain name but making them manage the DNS for this so you don't have to.
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#35Earlier quoted context omitted.
> Seems fine to me. What did you do, go to the homepage for 20 seconds to make that in-depth assessment on something very widely-reported for nine straight months now as an ever-engulfing dumpster fire? It is not fine, take your pick: questionable leadership, wanton firings, bad policies, abuse/harassment, technical problems, legal trouble, fleeing advertisers
As a casual twitter user I've had no issues prior to last week. The throttling was the first thing that has impacted my experience since Musk took over. It seems like your own assessment of twitter comes from a very emotional place and not from personal experience using it.
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#36Earlier quoted context omitted.
It's a small boom, where anonymous and free API access have been cut off. Although I'm pretty sure you can't access or scrape Threads and bluesky anonymously and/or without cost either.
Actually, one of the big points of contention right now over at bluesky is how easily anyone can easily anonymously scrape all its data. Behold, one of many available sites that broadcast the firehose: https://firesky.tv/ Currently the only thing that costs money at bluesky is using your own domain name but making them manage the DNS for this so you don't have to.
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#38They glossed over the bit where you sit around waiting years for a bluesky invite because you are not cool enough.
On the other hand Nostr is instantaneous to join, no email required either. Edit: start on https://hamstr.to/home
Then: find people to follow. (How can I find people to follow? How can I add them to my hamster?)
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#39Will Bluesky have ads and sell your user data?
And Twitter Blue has shown there isn't enough revenue from anything other than an ad-supported model to support a VC scale business.