A list of AT Protocol-based, consumer-facing apps that are either built on top of Bluesky or its underlying protocol, ...

Why Bluesky over Threads? Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg’s decision to downplay political content on Threads appears to have turned off many users seeking vibrant public discourse. Critics see it as ...

And without the leavening influence of their opponents, Bluesky discourse appears even more censorious and doctrinaire than what progressives were saying on old Twitter.

Both X and BlueSky differ in their approach to users. Started as a project by Dorsey in 2019, BlueSky says it aims to have online discourse “work more like the early days of the web.” ...

US Vice President JD Vance faced an unexpected digital snub when his Bluesky account was reportedly suspended just 20 minutes after his first post. The incident has sparked widespread speculation abou ...

Mark Cuban says Bluesky has “grown ruder and more hateful” and warned that a “lack of diversity of thought” on the platform is pushing users back to Elon Musk’s X, the social network ...

Our obsessive need for 15-second explanations of complex political issues eliminates all possibility of nuance or critical thinking.

Deplatformed is a weekly column that looks into the nether reaches of the internet—outside the big few that everyone already covers—to tell you the political discourse online. It runs on ...

The migrations of left-leaning users to Bluesky could deepen the divide with right-leaning users on X, and undermine cross-ideological discourse and democracy.

Liberals are fleeing X again — this time for Bluesky An upstart social network attracts news junkies and politicos from larger rivals.

Bluesky first took off as a haven for transgender posters looking to ditch the worst excesses of Musk's X. Now they're fighting an influx.

Book reviewer Geitner Simmons writes, “Decent Discourse” advocates habits of mind that can nurture a constructive American politics.