I thought it didn't matter because it's decentralized, right? 😉
#Bluesky#Decentralized#Decentralization#ATProto#SocialWeb#SocialMedia
I thought it didn't matter because it's decentralized, right? 😉
#Bluesky#Decentralized#Decentralization#ATProto#SocialWeb#SocialMedia
Bluesky is changing their ToS soon ... but you have to agree to their future ToS to use their website today. Which is kind of asinine (or sinister ... I don' t know yet). I put the old ToS into a differencing tool but it turns out that's borderline useless.
Because they have changed almost everything so significantly that a side-by-side comparison is useless. I can't find anything from DDG explaining what Bluesky is actually doing. If anyone has a summary somewhere, I'd appreciate it.
Their arbitration clause is noxious but they do specifically mention that it doesn't prevent you from bringing them to small claims court, waive any of your statutory rights, or criminal misconduct. The criminal misconduct paragraph is kind of silly in that they still benevolently offer the option for you to address it in arbitration.
Arbitration does not apply to claims that fraud, criminal misconduct, or gross negligence by Bluesky caused death or personal injury. Those matters may be brought in court or arbitration, at the claimant's choice, subject to these Terms.
Oh, yes, I'm sure people will be jumping at the opportunity to allow Bluesky to have the arbiter they're paying for handle those cases instead of bringing it to a real court which can mete out real consequences.
They did the same radical rephrase and reorganization with their new privacy policy. After I finish reading the new privacy policy, I have two more pairs of documents to read.
I'm mostly only reading the new documents because how #Bluesky is organizing this makes it exceedingly difficult to cogently see what has changed.
Even if the new terms, privacy policy, copyright policy, and community guidelines are all extremely reasonable ... making it difficult to see what has changed is anti-consumer behavior. In a less unjust world, #Bsky would face consequences for doing this.
Bluesky is changing their ToS soon ... but you have to agree to their future ToS to use their website today. Which is kind of asinine (or sinister ... I don' t know yet). I put the old ToS into a differencing tool but it turns out that's borderline useless.
Because they have changed almost everything so significantly that a side-by-side comparison is useless. I can't find anything from DDG explaining what Bluesky is actually doing. If anyone has a summary somewhere, I'd appreciate it.
lmao, give up a facial scan to hang out in a 24/7 worst of the worst Left Twitter™ fart-in-a-car vibe?? sign me up for that deal 😹 #bsky
"At The Spectator, Sean Thomas regrets that “Bluesky is dying” – and claims to have known it would fail from his first visit to the site, “a bad vegan cafe, full of humorless puritans”."
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