Armand
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Thank you so much for the info, indeed looks promising ❤️
November 1, 2025 at 9:19 AM
Thank you so much for the info, indeed looks promising ❤️
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Great question. #ATproto is the open, decentralised social web protocol that powers Bluesky. It’s built around a portable identity, personal data servers (PDS) where *all* *my* stuff is stored, and “lexicons” (definition of any “thing” that can be written/read by anyone/anything on the network).
November 1, 2025 at 6:16 AM
Great question. #ATproto is the open, decentralised social web protocol that powers Bluesky. It’s built around a portable identity, personal data servers (PDS) where *all* *my* stuff is stored, and “lexicons” (definition of any “thing” that can be written/read by anyone/anything on the network).
Sorry about the obvious question, but what's AT Protocol and why is that a huge opportunity?
October 31, 2025 at 10:42 PM
Sorry about the obvious question, but what's AT Protocol and why is that a huge opportunity?
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Millions stay on Twitter because that's where they hear from you. That includes reporters.
YOU are giving Twitter viability and credibility.
If YOU leave, the people who want to hear from you will go where you are.
YOU are making the choice to keep others on Twitter.
September 10, 2025 at 8:26 PM
Prominent folks:
Millions stay on Twitter because that's where they hear from you. That includes reporters.
YOU are giving Twitter viability and credibility.
If YOU leave, the people who want to hear from you will go where you are.
YOU are making the choice to keep others on Twitter.
Millions stay on Twitter because that's where they hear from you. That includes reporters.
YOU are giving Twitter viability and credibility.
If YOU leave, the people who want to hear from you will go where you are.
YOU are making the choice to keep others on Twitter.