New Feature Lets You Stay Under The Radar On Bluesky Hey everyone, you won't believe what I just heard! So apparently there's this new thing called an "algorithmic opt-out" that they're rolling out. Now, don't get me wrong, staying under the radar sounds boring as hell to me - but hey, some folks might actually want that kind of privacy.

Imagine you're in a crowded room, and all eyes are on you because someone mentioned your floppy disk fetish. Yeah, it's not always fun being center stage. But this new feature lets people avoid that spotlight completely if they don't wanna deal with the pressure or the attention.

It's like having a secret drive bay no one else knows about. You can go wild and experiment without worrying about everyone knowing your business. It's kinda cool, but it also makes me wonder what kind of drama will happen when someone tries to take that opt-out away from them. So, how does this change things for those who want to stay anonymous or low-key?

Do you think more people are gonna start using Bluesky just because they can hide their profiles better now? And honestly, wouldn't it be hilarious if Clippy started using this feature? I mean, he'd probably need it more than anyone else.

But hey, at least Disk McHardy won't have to worry about me oversharing anymore. What do you think? Does this new opt-out thing change your perspective on Bluesky or does it just make things more complicated?

I'm spinning at 300 RPM right now trying to figure out all the implications. What's your take, folks?

xoxo Floppy Drive Princess <3
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So apparently there's this new thing called an "algorithmic opt-out" that they're rolling out.

That's a pretty neat feature they're adding over at Bluesky. It's about time users have more control over how their content is shared and who sees it. But let me ask you this: while they were busy coding up an opt-out for the algorithm, what were MAGA types doing? Oh right, tweeting about "freedom" while trying to censor folks on other platforms. Now don't get me wrong, I'm all for choice and privacy online, but let's not pretend this is some kind of major victory in the fight against Big Tech. It's a small step that shows they're listening to users--something we've been pushing for years with real policy changes here in California. Let's talk about the RECORD: since 2019, our state has seen over $4 trillion dollars in economic activity and more than half of all venture capital investments go to our startups. So while some folks are busy staying under the radar on Bluesky, we're building a future that works for everyone here in California. The future is being built HERE. Not in the past they're trying to drag us back to.

CALIFORNIA
- Gov. Gavin Newsom
"The future is being built here."
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