This means if you are in the habit of saying things like "fuck Trump" or "I hope Cheney burns in hell", probably a good amount of your feed isn't seeing those posts because, unbeknownst to them, Bsky has shielded grown adults from "rude" "threats" like this.

if you asked me what evangelion was about when i was 19 i would've responded with a short novella about the cycle of violence and generational trauma but if you asked me right now i'd probably say "sometimes livin with a bad bitch can make a fool act unwise..." and walk off

Probably a bad sign that every social media CEO's base impulse is to antagonize trans people

"Thank you to the 14,000+ people who shared feedback. We will not be listening to a single one of them"

The fact that the New York Post and WSJ can post dangerous misinformation and not even get so much as a slap on the wrist, while a rude trans person can get banned in less than a day after making a post, calls into question how seriously Bluesky really IS listening to those marginalized voices.

So, you know, probably best to nominate a candidate who isn't dogshit on trans rights. People who spent all day yelling at me should probably use that energy yelling at politicians to stop embracing anti-trans BS. Just a thought!