Bluesky

Name: Bluesky
Rating: 4.82 (17 reviews)

Social media as it should be. Now open to all.

4.8•17 reviews•

529 followers

Social media as it should be. Now open to all.

4.8•17 reviews•

529 followers

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Bluesky is building an open social network where anyone can contribute, while still providing an easy-to-use experience for users. For the past year, we used invite codes to help us manage growth and now, we’re ready for anyone to join.

This is the 2nd launch from Bluesky. View more

Ozone

Collaborative moderation tool for Bluesky and atproto apps

Ozone allows a team of moderators or curators to collaboratively moderate content from the atproto network , which hosts Bluesky. It provides a unified interface to review reports, create labels, and inspect content.

Free

Launch tags:

Twitter•Social Network•Social Media

Launch Team

Chris Messina

Ambassador

Hunter

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One of the key promises of Bluesky lands... composable moderation! This means that rather than relying on a centralized and opaque service to choose what you see and when, you (or a service you designate) can decide for you. If you don't like it, you can change to something else. And if you really get fed up, you can spin up your own moderation service, and let other people subscribe or contribute to your efforts. Don't sleep on this — this is one of the most interesting ideas to actually see the light of day in social media in recent times... From the team itself: Ozone, the open source moderation labeling system we’re releasing today, lets you set up a service like a blocklist, but more nuanced — instead of just adding accounts, you can label specific posts too. You will have access to a reporting queue, and users will be able to send reports via the in-app reporting flow. You will be able to set custom labels, and specify what those labels should do. Moderation services will not be tied to individual users, and multiple people can manage them. Tooling designed for teams and communities can help take the burden off individuals and make it possible to run a sustainable moderation service.

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