As one of my friends, Clint, just found out, BlueSky is 100% accessible via a web browser. You can access it via any web browser at  https://bsky.app. This is, of course, in addition to the BlueSky App within the Apple Store, and the BlueSky App within Google Play. Oh, and for those of you looking […]

With everyone starting to make the jump over to BlueSky, one of the biggest things I see asked is “How do I find my friends on here that were over there? Is there an easy way to import them?” The simple answer is YES! The technical answer: Yes, but it requires a bit of work,

IMPORTANT NOTE (and update on Nov. 16th, 2024 at 6:26 PM): The lists below are curated and managed by single individuals. They don’t need your permission to add/remove anyone to those lists. IF you subscribe to these lists, work through every single account (and check regularly) on each list to make sure it’s people you

I’ve seen several people ask about this. Long story short, it isn’t anything you’ve done. Many of us techie / geeky types suspect that BlueSky’s systems weren’t ready for the phenomenal growth they’ve experienced since the November 2024 election. It appears to be that some parts of the BlueSky servers just are overloaded. Be patient

This *very* important tidbit came from Nisi Shawl, and is a great reminder of how just a few extra steps (and minor annoyances on our part) can completely improve someone else’s experience on BlueSky. I am of the firm belief that a significant portion of us do tend to try to accommodate for differently “abled”

Welcome to the very first “help post” for your adventure into BlueSky-dom. Unlike the other place most of us are “escaping” (or migrating) from, BlueSky offers quite a bit more control and flexibility with your entire social media experience. I won’t bore you to death with the back story (that’s easily findable) or how it’ll