Dorsey claims that he drifted away from Bluesky’s vision. It was never intended to be an independent company, but instead an open source protocol for use on Twitter. He also disapproves of Bluesky’s content moderation, which he sees as a “mistake” reflecting Twitter’s history.
Dorsey said Bluesky attracts users who want to circumvent Twitter’s moderation policies. He believes that Bluesky supports these sentiments, but nevertheless the path of the social network led him to the introduction of moderation tools, which he categorically opposes.
Dorsey confirmed his financial support for Nostr, another decentralized platform popular among crypto enthusiasts. She argues that it better fits Nostr’s ideals by emphasizing the importance of “resistance to censorship” and “freedom of expression”.
Dorsey’s departure from Bluesky underscores the ongoing debate over content moderation on decentralized platforms.
Source: Ferra
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