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Despite delays, the plan to connect Tumblr's blogging site to the wider world of decentralized social media, also known as the "fediverse," is still on,
Ehhh, I’d say Bluesky isn’t really built on this fediverse (which uses ActivityPub) but is wanting to make its own fediverse for its own needs (using their own protocol). Part of their reasoning was because of ActivityPub’s issues with account portability. Whether Bluesky will be successful or not in their goals is another matter, though - I’ve heard somewhere ActivityPub is getting proper account portability in the future, but with no time-frame.
But it’s still nice to have options. I use both fediverse and Bluesky and I like fedi more in a technical sense (emoji reacts, text formatting, overall a matured platform) but Bluesky more culturally (a lot looser, not so much “social media for Linux users”).
Federation is planned, but there are still behaviors of atproto that are as of yet undefined, and need to be defined and ironed out before Bluesky’s primary network is open to federation.
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forget about wut, Tumblr joining fedi?
Bluesky joining the fediverse. It’s built on the fediverse but doesn’t seem to have any plans to open up to it
Ehhh, I’d say Bluesky isn’t really built on this fediverse (which uses ActivityPub) but is wanting to make its own fediverse for its own needs (using their own protocol). Part of their reasoning was because of ActivityPub’s issues with account portability. Whether Bluesky will be successful or not in their goals is another matter, though - I’ve heard somewhere ActivityPub is getting proper account portability in the future, but with no time-frame.
But it’s still nice to have options. I use both fediverse and Bluesky and I like fedi more in a technical sense (emoji reacts, text formatting, overall a matured platform) but Bluesky more culturally (a lot looser, not so much “social media for Linux users”).
Having tried it, I’m hoping I can forget Bluesky.
Was bluesky ever intended to have activitypub support?
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Bluesky is building their own thing, called the Authenticated Transfer Protocol, or
atprotofor short.Federation is planned, but there are still behaviors of
atprotothat are as of yet undefined, and need to be defined and ironed out before Bluesky’s primary network is open to federation.Well its probably dead anyways. Dorsey already left it and moved to Noster.
Jack Dorsey is to social media platforms as George Broussard is to game engines.