How to verify your domain on Nostr and Bluesky (for micro.blog users)

Post by tredre3 » Sat, Jul 08, 2023, 9:53 PM UTC

dkh wrote: post #11

bakugo wrote: post #9

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> Twitter go boom Seems fine to me. Is this like the last 10 times twitter went "boom"?

> 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

Post by ineptech » Sat, Jul 08, 2023, 9:54 PM UTC

smoyer wrote: post #15

blitzar wrote: post #4

They glossed over the bit where you sit around waiting years for a bluesky invite because you are not cool enough.

I have a couple extras ... Are you at least somewhat cool?

Post by zshev » Sat, Jul 08, 2023, 10:03 PM UTC

smoyer wrote: post #15

blitzar wrote: post #4

They glossed over the bit where you sit around waiting years for a bluesky invite because you are not cool enough.

I have a couple extras ... Are you at least somewhat cool?

Post by noxvilleza » Sat, Jul 08, 2023, 10:44 PM UTC

eropple wrote: post #5

blitzar wrote: post #4

They glossed over the bit where you sit around waiting years for a bluesky invite because you are not cool enough.

There are plenty of invites going around. I've been on Bluesky for about a month now and have gotten half a dozen invites. The thing that is, however, making Bluesky a genuinely pleasant place to hang out, even despite its size (it's getting relatively large for pleasantness!) is that the invite code system requires that, even with that large number of invite codes, somebody wants to see your posts . It is a pretty s…

Post by dkh » Sat, Jul 08, 2023, 10:56 PM UTC

tredre3 wrote: post #21

dkh wrote: post #11

Earlier 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.