Now with 25 million users, Bluesky is facing a test that will determine whether or not its platform will still be seen as a safe space and place of refuge

In the aftermath of the election, Bluesky has become a social media utopia for many marginalized groups, but now that peace is being threatened by an anti-trans interloper who users are urging the growing platform to ban.

I n the past few months, queer and trans people have been ditching X for quieter, gentler territory in the form of Bluesky. But while the app remains mostly free of grifters, NFT

Threads is rolling out its own take on Bluesky’s "Starter Packs," which are curated lists of suggested accounts that help new users find people to follow.

For the third time this past month, Meta announced changes to Threads that appear to be inspired by its increasingly formidable rival Bluesky.

Meta’s Threads is getting another feature seemingly inspired by Bluesky: curated groups of accounts that you can follow all at once. They basically sound like Meta’s take on Bluesky’s handy starter packs.