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What's wrong with bluesky?
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this post was submitted on 01 Dec 2024
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Well, there are some things wrong with it though?
It's possible to criticize both Mastodon and Bluesky for their respective issues
The issue is that BlueSky is a for-profit company.
B-Corp. But as long as they don’t show any kind of sustainable business model compared to their costs, ye the result doesn’t differ much
Sure, they're both Twitter-like and hence inherently unsuited to having a discussion for starters.
Mastodon doesn't have low character limits, it's not terrible for having a conversation
Yeah this is kinda what I've never understood. We have these sorts of, complaints about the demographic movements of these platforms, sure, but their actual core structure is inherently optimized to prey on people's worst instincts, make discussion basically impossible. To prioritize pithy remarks and one-liners over productive conversations, they prioritize public facing ideologues blowing up much smaller individuals. Lemmy's slightly better in that regard, but I feel like we're always somehow descending in quality from what even a basic forum would be capable of.