Bluesky
Micro blogging site to see what's next
Bluesky launched on March 2, 2023 with 124 votes, #407 of 5,007 launches that month and more than 75% of that year's launches. The site was still online in September 2026, 3 years on.
What it does
Find your scene, post what’s new, and stay connected. Now in private beta (invite required).
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If I could go live like everything else like TikTok or Facebook or Instagram, I would love this app more than anything but for right now it’s kind of limited, but I really love how better it is than Twitter or anything else. I love that you can post adult content I love that I can go on here and talk to friends or colleagues and it’s a lot better than other apps and I love that it’s not as limited I love that they let you have more freedom of speech than other networks. I love that they give JD Vance and Donald Trump a hard time. The only problem I don’t like about this app is you cannot go live like Instagram or TikTok once you can do that I think this app will be revolutionary. However,…from apps.apple.com
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