Next; political parties that care about international right and it's put in place systems; while we may not always like those; they are there for a good reason; to protect those core values of a true democracy. Let's do this but be careful; extreme right does not support that very democracy we value
If any writers, academics or potential flood of new journalists out there are in need of copy editing, proofreading, research work or simply reading the fine print on terms of service docs or pill bottles, my dog is looking for a little extra scratch, and not the on the butt kind.
The reason Twitter was good for journalism wasn’t because there were a bunch of journalists there nearly so much as there were lots of citizens on the ground reporting from everywhere. You’re not replicating that by bringing in Bret Stephens.
I'd argue the problem is still audience building.
Bluesky is still a walled garden. Can't even view profiles or feeds without an account. So how do you spread news behind a club wall? You can't.
Bluesky should have a read-only mode for people that aren't permitted inside, at the very least.
Will bluesky allow posts to be read by non-account holders or be embedded into news sites or will journalists be cutting themselves off from the outside world here?
