marcusb
@FediThing @jwz @bobthcowboy @egerlach @neurobashing No idea. Here’s what I’ve observed, after participating in many discussions about this over the last week*:
Half of the advocates (Cory Doctorow, et al.) approach this from the Big Idea perspective. “Interoperability(TM)” will force Bluesky’s hand. No other details matter.
The other half nerd out on some detail of AT-Proto or another: “all ya gotta do is get 20M users to host their own PDS”. No other details matter.
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* do not recommend
jwz
@marcusb @riotnrrd @FediThing @bobthcowboy @egerlach @neurobashing Bridgy does not even remotely solve the problems they are proposing to solve. So while Bridgy is also stupid, it does not demonstrate the point you are trying to make.
marcusb
@riotnrrd @FediThing @jwz @bobthcowboy @egerlach @neurobashing
Bridgy lets you talk to users on Bluesky. Bridgy does not cost $30M.
Dominic 🇪🇺 🏳️🌈 🇺🇦
@marcusb @FediThing @jwz @bobthcowboy @egerlach @neurobashing I had my own go-around regarding interoperability between social networks. Cory’s idea *might* (temporarily) solve the problem of talking to users inside Bluesky, but does nothing for anyone wanting to leave there. https://findthethread.blog/Interoperable-Friendship/
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