Just hit my inbox. Interesting.
Discussion
It’s coming
What’s Bluesky?
It’s basically Mastodon but with DID’s
Translation for the retarded? Me
Check this out: https://blueskyweb.org
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No idea. Sounds orwellian.
Any chance of Nostr integration, or at least TBDEX’s “web5” stack like Zion v2 did?
I think there’s intersection.
It’s a different approach. I prefer the nostr model personally, but I’m happy we have lots of different paths towards similar goals.
You, sir, are magnanimous.
Seems like Nostr has gained so much momentum in the Bitcoin community that it’ll be tough for TBDEX’s DID standards to get enough Lindy to get bitcoiners on board.
Might have to revisit the concept of ION based identities, and try to integrate the rest of the TBDEX stack with Nostr.
DWN seems like it could be very useful for decentralized web apps integrating with Nostr.
Same with Synonym.
The web of trust model is smart but the fact that synonym uses a different elliptic curve to generate the keys seems problematic for adoption.
Competition is good for this I suppose…
If you want something done right… do it yourself. Nostr2+DIDs+DWN-backups = the real blue sky.
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I like the name
wowow
It’s unclear to me how something can both be a protocol and have a wait list. They seem orthogonal to me.
I think that's a fine, fair point.
at protocol is the protocol
bluesky is a client
I was just about to correct my comment. As you say, here's the protocol: https://atproto.com
I see…found the Github. The messaging was just off. MIT licensed, cool.
The hero says “The AT Protocol … Join the waitlist”
That leads to the bluesky site… it also has a link for developers to information on the protocol, haven’t heard of anyone putting together a pre-production pre-bluesky client with it. I think most early developers here were very happy to take a look at branle before venturing off on their own. Does that demo client need to be as polished as bluesky is expected to be, no… I think they probably have many but aren’t highlighted. I’ve seen some git projects from contributors to the protocol that do look like they are makeshift tests.
But is asking for my email address, I don't want to give my identity!!
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