X and Threads do this too. I wish they all wouldn't, messing with screenshots should only ever be done when preventing them as a security measure.
How Bluesky draws its logo on screenshots
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#12This is arguably missing the "how" from the title -- can someone fix?
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#14This sort of stuff to me is an example of fear within an organization. Whenever I see engineering resources allocated towards self promotion and branding rather than quality and features for its users it shows how leaders want control over narratives.
Re: How Bluesky draws its logo on screenshots
#15This is arguably missing the "how" from the title -- can someone fix?
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#16This is arguably missing the "how" from the title -- can someone fix?
@Dang: I would like to report an innocent victim to the automatic "How"-Removal.
Re: How Bluesky draws its logo on screenshots
#17This sort of stuff to me is an example of fear within an organization. Whenever I see engineering resources allocated towards self promotion and branding rather than quality and features for its users it shows how leaders want control over narratives.
It's equally possible there was one engineer with some free time who thought it would be cool.
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#19Their product UI kind of looks like X, so it's helpful to know the source of a post