nah not for bsky. small market no margins.

seems to be tied to domain ‘organization’ that can verify you. Like X has the badges if you’re part of a verified organization.

I have mine domain verified but anything manual to do after that or is it the if you're "famous enough" sort of thing?

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ironically an argument I heard this morning about not focusing on going to Mars and instead making Earth better, has congruency with this convo but in reverse. Same people saying to make Earth better have given up on X and left for Mars.

masto concept is good but it’s far too difficult and kludgy to work at large - I called that years ago. these little microcosms will exist always but won’t pull main focus from X. This place just feels like tumblr and maybe super early twitter before anybody knew what to do with it.

i mean not everybody’s going to migrate over, only the crowd that’s mad at X/elon. which arguably that demo has already moved here. So growth will stagnate and they need to find new users not based on that. As you know marketers and ads go where pop is, and that’s not here.

well with 1/100000th (estimate) of the pop… you won’t? Also, it already feels like a small echo chamber here. Like a little angry break off group at a conference that only keeps to themselves. 🤷‍♂️

analytics is one thing; I have requirements that I can’t track and need EU compliance (as stupid as it can be) but for the build Astro is pretty awesome. It can be very simple but also room to grow. Hugo to me is super limited and basic but not as workable; it’s just one trick pony and old schoolish

also i’d use @astro.build over anything these days; unless I’m building a php app then it’s Laravel all day.

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