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We explored a lot of more experimental approaches when we designed this, such as a “Web of Trust” where users can directly vouch for each other.
We’re still testing ideas in this area. Trust doesn’t just come from one signal — it’s built up from many overlapping ones.
We’re still testing ideas in this area. Trust doesn’t just come from one signal — it’s built up from many overlapping ones.
April 22, 2025 at 2:19 AM
We explored a lot of more experimental approaches when we designed this, such as a “Web of Trust” where users can directly vouch for each other.
We’re still testing ideas in this area. Trust doesn’t just come from one signal — it’s built up from many overlapping ones.
We’re still testing ideas in this area. Trust doesn’t just come from one signal — it’s built up from many overlapping ones.
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In atproto – the open network we’re built on – anybody can publish verifications. In the Bluesky app, Bluesky chooses whose verifications to show.
This means that other apps could choose a different set of trusted verifiers, or use a different model entirely.
This means that other apps could choose a different set of trusted verifiers, or use a different model entirely.
April 22, 2025 at 2:14 AM
In atproto – the open network we’re built on – anybody can publish verifications. In the Bluesky app, Bluesky chooses whose verifications to show.
This means that other apps could choose a different set of trusted verifiers, or use a different model entirely.
This means that other apps could choose a different set of trusted verifiers, or use a different model entirely.
