I do get the sense that there is a willingness to learn and adapt on both sides. I don't know if Bluesky will ever try and properly bridge to the fediverse, but I do think they have to find a way to incentivize the addition of new servers and services to join the AT Protocol. If not, their costs are going to keep mounting and pressure to…
I do get the sense that there is a willingness to learn and adapt on both sides. I don't know if Bluesky will ever try and properly bridge to the fediverse, but I do think they have to find a way to incentivize the addition of new servers and services to join the AT Protocol. If not, their costs are going to keep mounting and pressure to commercialize is going to get intense.
Either way, actual competition and collaboration amongst the upstart networks is, imo, going to do everyone a lot of good.
I do get the sense that there is a willingness to learn and adapt on both sides. I don't know if Bluesky will ever try and properly bridge to the fediverse, but I do think they have to find a way to incentivize the addition of new servers and services to join the AT Protocol. If not, their costs are going to keep mounting and pressure to commercialize is going to get intense.
Either way, actual competition and collaboration amongst the upstart networks is, imo, going to do everyone a lot of good.