FWIW, Bluesky still seems unfriendly to email alias providers.
I never managed to create an account on Bluesky as one of their support email blocks certain email domains. They still have a long way to go.
I never managed to create an account on Bluesky as one of their support email blocks certain email domains. They still have a long way to go.
Sure, someone may say "the AT Protocol is open", but that means nothing because the AT Protocol is not Bluesky, Bluesky is one centralized platform that happens to "talk" that protocol (well, of course, since the "protocol" is literally defined by whatever they happen to be doing), it still controls who can be inside and who can't.
TL;DR: Nostr is a much better option for most use cases, sadly for some unfortunate reason it never got to enjoy too much attention from a wider technologist community.