Two glowing butterlies π¦ in front of the European Union πͺπΊ & American πΊπΈ flags (image created using AI)
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Two glowing butterlies
in front of the European Union
& American
flags (image created using AI)So, unless you have been living under a digital rock or distracted by wannabe dictators demanding ownership of allied lands, you probably missed hearing about a new European social network called W (which was highlighted at the Davos [β¦]
https://darnell.tv/2026/01/22/bluesky-w-social/ -
Two glowing butterlies
in front of the European Union
& American
flags (image created using AI)So, unless you have been living under a digital rock or distracted by wannabe dictators demanding ownership of allied lands, you probably missed hearing about a new European social network called W (which was highlighted at the Davos [β¦]
https://darnell.tv/2026/01/22/bluesky-w-social/@darnell Yep, I agree that having something outside of Bluesky that can pull people in based on it's own 'brand' is what that ecosystem needs!
Is this it? I dunno.
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Two glowing butterlies
in front of the European Union
& American
flags (image created using AI)So, unless you have been living under a digital rock or distracted by wannabe dictators demanding ownership of allied lands, you probably missed hearing about a new European social network called W (which was highlighted at the Davos [β¦]
https://darnell.tv/2026/01/22/bluesky-w-social/@darnell @quillmatiq @ricci lol, it actually is just #Bluesky, see for yourself: https://stage.wsocial.eu
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@darnell @quillmatiq @ricci lol, it actually is just #Bluesky, see for yourself: https://stage.wsocial.eu
@BrennpunktUA they have a fork of the Bsky social-app client codebase, and from what it looks like they're still using the Bsky AppView in the backend. That said, their users are on their own PDSes, which is the most important aspect of data ownership for users.
AppViews take time to build, and most new projects start with Bsky's client to get an easy jumpstart to test features out.
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@BrennpunktUA they have a fork of the Bsky social-app client codebase, and from what it looks like they're still using the Bsky AppView in the backend. That said, their users are on their own PDSes, which is the most important aspect of data ownership for users.
AppViews take time to build, and most new projects start with Bsky's client to get an easy jumpstart to test features out.
@BrennpunktUA @darnell @quillmatiq yeah I actually find this fact fairly positive.
Still not clear to me how serious or likely to succeed they are, but this is actually a good way to start
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@BrennpunktUA they have a fork of the Bsky social-app client codebase, and from what it looks like they're still using the Bsky AppView in the backend. That said, their users are on their own PDSes, which is the most important aspect of data ownership for users.
AppViews take time to build, and most new projects start with Bsky's client to get an easy jumpstart to test features out.
@BrennpunktUA it's not a 1-1, but this almost akin to someone starting their Mastodon instance with the default Mastodon codebase, then customizing it from there. Everyone starts somewhere!
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Two glowing butterlies
in front of the European Union
& American
flags (image created using AI)So, unless you have been living under a digital rock or distracted by wannabe dictators demanding ownership of allied lands, you probably missed hearing about a new European social network called W (which was highlighted at the Davos [β¦]
https://darnell.tv/2026/01/22/bluesky-w-social/@darnell @quillmatiq@mastodon.social @ricci It is Bluesky but with mandatory identity verification.