Graber isn’t your typical tech CEO. While Zuckerberg leaned into digital monarchy, she wore a shirt that read: “A World Without Kings.” She’s not just rebelling. She’s rebuilding.Bluesky started as a skunkworks inside Twitter. Now it’s a fully independent, decentralized social platform with 34.6M users—and growing fast. Its core? The AT Protocol, an open-source infrastructure where users and apps coexist, evolve, and collaborate.Think of it like this: • Twitter + Reddit vibes • Custom, community-run feeds • Plug-and-play moderation rules • Interoperable apps built on one shared backendYou can already see the ecosystem forming: • Bluesky = text-first social network • Skylight = TikTok-style video sharing • SkyFeed or Graze = build-your-own community feedsMajor creators, scientists, and even politicians (hi Obama) are joining. Why? Bluesky doesn’t downrank outbound links. For many, it’s already driving more clicks and subs than X. Even media orgs are noticing.Bluesky isn’t about building the next Twitter. It’s about building a new internet layer where identity, content, and community are portable and sovereign. A web where anyone can self-host, moderate, and monetize—on their own terms. 🔗 wired.com/story/big-inte…As Jay Graber puts it: “This is a choose-your-own-adventure game.” The fog is lifting. The future of social is open—and the skies are very, very blue. 🌐🦋✨ Read the full interview:
Happily blue sky is dying without both sides being there and shutting down anybody who has any middle of the road or right wing opinions it can't survive. Echo chambers stop echoing after a certain point.GIF
