> At every layer, the answer is "anyone can run their own." At every layer, almost nobody does.

But people do and it is reportedly fairly easy so the majority of people are on Bluesky's layers while all is well. But also I don't understand why any of this is a reason to be "wary", it's a great place to be with some unique technical properties - it is way more "open" than any other platform of similar scale.

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bo1024 21 hours ago | parent [-]

> But people do and it is reportedly fairly easy so the majority of people are on Bluesky's layers while all is well.

The post discusses why, when all is not well, it will be too late.

	▲	EA-3167 4 hours ago \| parent [-]
		At this point I despair at anyone who doesn’t understand that the problem isn’t the specific architecture, it’s social media as a scaled up, algorithmically driven concept. Stick so many people on one social graph that can’t possibly be effectively moderated by humans and it will turn into the same pit every time.