@bsbowring.bsky.social
I really don't know enough about either framework yet, and it's all still quite messy. The need to figure it all out is increasingly pressing, though!
I'm genuinely in two minds about whether to lean into the new platforms, or just embrace my middle age and quit socials altogether. 😅
I'm genuinely in two minds about whether to lean into the new platforms, or just embrace my middle age and quit socials altogether. 😅
January 25, 2025 at 4:24 AM
I really don't know enough about either framework yet, and it's all still quite messy. The need to figure it all out is increasingly pressing, though!
I'm genuinely in two minds about whether to lean into the new platforms, or just embrace my middle age and quit socials altogether. 😅
I'm genuinely in two minds about whether to lean into the new platforms, or just embrace my middle age and quit socials altogether. 😅
I may have joined a Mastadon server a few years ago, but definitely not an active user.
A think both AT protocol and Fediverse are meant to be better for giving you control of your data, due to both being effectively open source. Relies on the user knowing what is needed to ensure security, though.
A think both AT protocol and Fediverse are meant to be better for giving you control of your data, due to both being effectively open source. Relies on the user knowing what is needed to ensure security, though.
January 25, 2025 at 4:22 AM
I may have joined a Mastadon server a few years ago, but definitely not an active user.
A think both AT protocol and Fediverse are meant to be better for giving you control of your data, due to both being effectively open source. Relies on the user knowing what is needed to ensure security, though.
A think both AT protocol and Fediverse are meant to be better for giving you control of your data, due to both being effectively open source. Relies on the user knowing what is needed to ensure security, though.
Similar to "sorry, I can't discuss it, it's classified."
January 25, 2025 at 4:16 AM
Similar to "sorry, I can't discuss it, it's classified."
AFAIK, the hope with both Bluesky (AT protocol) and Mastadon (Fediverse) is that you will be able to switch to a different platform if/when needed in the future, without losing any connections and content (because it's all built on the same framework). Time will tell if that's true though, I guess.
January 25, 2025 at 4:10 AM
AFAIK, the hope with both Bluesky (AT protocol) and Mastadon (Fediverse) is that you will be able to switch to a different platform if/when needed in the future, without losing any connections and content (because it's all built on the same framework). Time will tell if that's true though, I guess.