Researchers working on Twitter's bluesky effort discuss how its open decentralized standard for social media could hinder efforts to stop online radicalization
The platform's vision of a sweeping open standard could also be the far-right's internet endgame
Twitter is quietly powering an open source standard that could mean a ton of smaller, decentralized Twitters with their own rules. It's called @bluesky. .@lucasmtny looks at what that grand plan means for the crossroads social media is at right now https://techcrunch.com/... http…
We believe in a decentralized community controlled internet that is governed as a commons and not by corporations or the state. TechCrunch wrote up a bit about what we and also @twitter's @bluesky are doing to make that vision a reality. https://techcrunch.com/...
1/ It seems that developers are facing a conundrum: what to do about the political extremists who will use the decentralized communications protocols they're building? The answer should be nothing. https://techcrunch.com/...
I have long believe that we need more competition and a more decentralized web, but I want nothing to do with the idea that we should use blockchain technology to make the internet safe for white nationalists. https://techcrunch.com/...
Bluesky is aiming to build a “durable” web standard that will ultimately ensure that platforms like Twitter have less centralized responsibility in deciding which users and communities have a voice on the internet. https://techcrunch.com/...