@mellifluousbox @rose.bsky.team @seboslaw @rude1.blacksky.team
for now, like every VC funded startup. when pushed, if they stick to their "Team Open" principles, they won't be working there any more. you really should be talking to the owners but afaik, that's not public.
you're being very kind here.
Great to hear β¦ very exciting all around!
@seboslaw @mellifluousbox @rose.bsky.team @rude1.blacksky.team
@iame.li @mellifluousbox @rose.bsky.team @seboslaw @rude1.blacksky.team Portability? It's almost impossible to set up a relay for atproto, and it's impossible for an individual to do so. And even if you do, you're completely beholden to the corporate Bluesky protocol: https://social.growyourown.services/@FediTips/113896029909649321
Sure, moving accounts may not be completely flawless yet on Mastodon, but at least you're not tied to your Bluesky relay forever! Also, it's the Fediverse, you don't have to use Mastodon. I understand moving accounts is much easier on Sharkey, for instance.

Attached: 1 image I've had a lot of people ask how BlueSky compares to Mastodon and the Fediverse. I've tried to make the answer as simple and easy to understand as possible: π¦ BlueSky is designed to give corporations and wealthy people full control of the network. All of its traffic has to flow through expensive-to-run corporate relays. :Fediverse: The Fediverse is designed to give ordinary people control of the network. All of its traffic flows directly from one cheap-to-run server to another. #FediTips
@iame.li @mellifluousbox @rose.bsky.team @seboslaw @rude1.blacksky.team I think a more relevant question is how easy it is to run a Bluesky instance that has only one or a few users.
Thanks, @ikuturso, I haven't kept up-to-date with atproto. But I think it's still safe to say the Fediverse and ActivityPub are the more open options, and definitely less reliant on American big tech.
That said, I try not to be too set it my ways, so I'm open for evidence suggesting something else.