Adobe deletes Bluesky posts after backlash
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Adobe deletes Bluesky posts after backlash
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Re: Adobe deletes Bluesky posts after backlash
#2You don't get to play cute, fun, friend to creators and have the most odious licensing terms in the history of software.
Re: Adobe deletes Bluesky posts after backlash
#3When companies take actions hostile to their user base obvious things happen.
Re: Adobe deletes Bluesky posts after backlash
#4What a great idea, scaring companies probing bluesky. That surely won't backfire and will cement bluesky as a Xitter alternative.
Re: Adobe deletes Bluesky posts after backlash
#5You don't get to play cute, fun, friend to creators and have the most odious licensing terms in the history of software.
Actually if you'll read the fine print, you're obligated to be friends.
Re: Adobe deletes Bluesky posts after backlash
#6This was fascinating to see unfold. What if there was a social network that had taste and rejected things that suck?
Is it a failure of Bluesky to never become the global town square, if it means being a place where a brand can't find it a safe space to promote itself?
Can a social network thread the needle of having enough traffic to be worthwhile but not so much as to attract the Eternal September?
Re: Adobe deletes Bluesky posts after backlash
#7Charging a subscription fee is crazy for a product that is very expensive. I do not know why they are still around.
Re: Adobe deletes Bluesky posts after backlash
#8What a great idea, scaring companies probing bluesky. That surely won't backfire and will cement bluesky as a Xitter alternative.
Bluesky audience is certain kind, more left leaning, finding corporations evil. Adobe's experiment shows that it is unlikely any big corp could go there any time until the audience is more diverse, less cancel culture.
Re: Adobe deletes Bluesky posts after backlash
#9What a great idea, scaring companies probing bluesky. That surely won't backfire and will cement bluesky as a Xitter alternative.
Maybe, just maybe, the platforms that we use to engage socially with other human beings don't also have to be organized around engaging commercially with brands.
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#10What a great idea, scaring companies probing bluesky. That surely won't backfire and will cement bluesky as a Xitter alternative.
It's already a Twitter alternative that's superior by virtue of being in its pre-enshittification era.
It may never be a Twitter alternative in the sense of making anyone a billionaire, but I'm okay with that.