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Sugarmaggie

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8. Bluesky response from cnbc article

Reply to Fullduplexxx (Original post)

Sun Dec 1, 2024, 09:41 AM

Dec 1

Couple of bulletpoints

Bluesky CEO Jay Graber told CNBC that Bluesky's open design is intended to give users the option of leaving the service with all of their followers, which could thwart potential acquisition efforts.

"The billionaire proof is in the way everything is designed, and so if someone bought or if the Bluesky company went down, everything is open source," Graber said.

Not sure anything is bulletproof

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How long before someone on the right tries taking over bluesky [View all] Fullduplexxx Dec 1 OP

One year from now? Irish_Dem Dec 1 #1

Just in time for the next congessional election Fullduplexxx Dec 1 #3

Yes exactly. Irish_Dem Dec 1 #4

they are working on it now rampartd Dec 1 #2

Along with MSNBC any day. gordianot Dec 1 #5

Highly unlikely, BSky is entirely private so there's no real way to take it over. sir pball Dec 1 #6

No need to take anything over maxrandb Dec 1 #7

Bluesky response from cnbc article Sugarmaggie Dec 1 #8

Already being tried Blue Full Moon Dec 1 #9