But…Bluesky is federated, at least in principle. If it stays single-instance for more than a year or so following the current uptick in popularity, then I’ll accept that it’s de facto not federated.
lmfao okay, now will you accept that BlueSky is de facto not federated, or do you consider BlackSky (which isn’t fully divorced from the BlueSky network mind you) to be the lone data point that proves the principle?
There’s documentation on how to set up your own server for each of the components involved, and there are example servers running. It will take time for an organization to decide to run another major instance, though.
But…Bluesky is federated, at least in principle. If it stays single-instance for more than a year or so following the current uptick in popularity, then I’ll accept that it’s de facto not federated.
lmfao okay, now will you accept that BlueSky is de facto not federated, or do you consider BlackSky (which isn’t fully divorced from the BlueSky network mind you) to be the lone data point that proves the principle?
@remindme@mstdn.social in 1 year
@Emperor Here is your reminder!
This right here is why federation is so cool.
It’s a beautiful thing.
@Emperor Ok, I will remind you on Monday Nov 17, 2025 at 9:18 AM PST.
Good bot
i feel like being federated in principle is very much equivalent to not being federated in any sense of the word whatsoever at all
they can claim whatever they want, it doesn’t make any of it true.
There’s documentation on how to set up your own server for each of the components involved, and there are example servers running. It will take time for an organization to decide to run another major instance, though.
See also https://lemmy.world/comment/13555889