Bluesky, a real alternative to Twitter, is now available to everyone.

Blue skya social network that emerged as an alternative to Twitter, Now it is available to everyone. The decentralized platform opened its doors after working in closed beta testing. Now anyone can join without the need for an invitation.

The company announced wide availability and admitted Why did it take so long to open to the public?. According to a post on his blog, Bluesky selected the invitation codes for Manage growth by building core features on the platform. After integrating moderation tools, custom channels, and other features, the app is ready for everyone.

Some people think that Bluesky is late to the party and it should have been out in the open when the Twitter exodus happened. Dorsey and company’s strategy was different from what Meta did with Threads, which launched with basic features and added features in the following months. This move worked for Zucks because Threads has 130 million active users. and continues to improve, exceeding 1,000 million.

But the numbers don’t seem to matter Blue sky, which strives for an experience different from what X, Threads or any regular social network offers. One of its main differences is that This is a decentralized platform it does not depend on the algorithm. Users can subscribe to channels of various topics, which can be set as a column on the home screen.

Another feature that puts it above any X alternative is its ease of use. Bluesky’s interface is an exact copy of Twitter., with a sidebar including shortcuts to your feed, search, notifications, user lists, and more. The platform also includes a moderation button through which we can access tools to filter content.

Bluesky has an interface very similar to Twitter.

Bluesky has many points for being an alternative really on Twitter. At the functional level, there are important options such as a chronological feed or the ability to add columns to separate interest feeds.

moderation tools have become more reliable and understandable than what we find in X or Threads. In Bluesky, you can filter sexual, violent, or hateful content using custom controls. You can also create moderation lists, mute or block users, and hide fake accounts impersonating other people or organizations.

Another feature that makes it different from X or Threads is that Profiles and messages are public, as are blocks.. This is due to the AT protocol on which the platform is built and which was designed for public conversations. Data is stored in open repositories, allowing you to migrate data if you move to another server.

The only thing Bluesky needs is more users. Perhaps the platform took advantage of the frustration of those who switched to Threads, thinking that it would be a real alternative to Twitter.