Bluesky - "Decentralized" Twitter Alternative. Leftist Tranny Hugbox. "Answer" to Elon Musk's "Fascist" Takeover of 𝕏 (Formerly Twitter).

GratsTheat783 said:
Obviously most people going onto Bluesky will already be left-leaning, but does anyone behind this actually expect this would make people stay on the site?

Why are they happy about his death? Did he cause someone's death on set? Maybe there's allegations of misconduct against him? Did he laugh at minority children being run over by cars? What HORRIBLE, AWFUL thing must he have done to deserve mockery and celebration at his passing?

Ah...
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I love how these people fetishize democracy but the second their is a canadite or group that poses actual meaningful difference they suddenly freak out.
 
TowinKarz said:
They get out of the mental bind by just assuring themsevels that once they win?

They'll put those who owned BlueSky up against a wall.

You see it all the time when someone says "For a group that loves the proles so much? You sure seem to love using the products and services of Capitalists to oppress dissent"

They'll claim there's no hypocrisy because they're only ironically "buying rope with which to one day hang them!"
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See that’s why I can’t stand these people, they talk big game about revolution yet they are too pussy to actually do anything outside of killing random conservative pundits.
 
Alright I need one of you who is more knowledgeable about these freaks than I. Why is it that every time you have an argument with these people doesnt have to be political even it can be over a video game, their immediate go to ending quip is “go read a book”? Like what does that even mean?
 
Levitcus prime24 said:
Alright I need one of you who is more knowledgeable about these freaks than I. Why is it that every time you have an argument with these people doesnt have to be political even it can be over a video game, their immediate go to ending quip is “go read a book”? Like what does that even mean?
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The best counter to that is to send them this comic:
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Levitcus prime24 said:
Alright I need one of you who is more knowledgeable about these freaks than I. Why is it that every time you have an argument with these people doesnt have to be political even it can be over a video game, their immediate go to ending quip is “go read a book”? Like what does that even mean?
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It's another version of "educate yourself!"
 
 
Tootsie Bear said:
Unsurprising is they're from Seattle and have a digital footprint by simply googling their name.
https://x.com/joannablackhart (Tweets are private)
https://www.huffpost.com/entry/tran...nsition-in-college_n_5b55a3cfe4b086f60991a9ac (Interview)


There's more likely more out more. This is what I came across on the front page alone.
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From my experience, lgbt folks usually tend to have a very strong digital footprint.
 
Tootsie Bear said:
Unsurprising is they're from Seattle and have a digital footprint by simply googling their name.
https://x.com/joannablackhart (Tweets are private)
https://www.huffpost.com/entry/tran...nsition-in-college_n_5b55a3cfe4b086f60991a9ac (Interview)


There's more likely more out more. This is what I came across on the front page alone.
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I remember this asswipe and their game pussification.
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Fellow DEI grifter troon Laura Dale used to go on and on about Ikenfell.
All the characters are nonbinary and it has an instant win button. The MC is named Rook, just like the MC in Veilguard. Wonder where Bioware got that from considering the director was also a troon...
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Here's Joanna confirming everything we assumed about DEI consultants that they constantly deny. Oh and his only prior experience was customer service and QA at Blizzard, like PirateSoftware.
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I logged back into the Bluesky sock I made in my experiment on the last page. Even though I did not follow any accounts in my experiment, this fucking post was randomly suggested to me:
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Archive

I have three questions:
  1. What the fuck
  2. Why the fuck was this recommended to me?
  3. Why are people agreeing with this?
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Today I went on the internet and I found this:
https://voresky.app/
It is exactly what it says on the domain name. It's another extension of the under-the-surface pornification of social media, and seemingly follows a "gulpr" that I don't have to explore further. Bluesky is like a blueberry: blue on the outside, black as sin on the inside, but I digress; Voresky appears to have been going since at least the 7th of February, but its own stats page lists January as its inception. Neither web.archive nor archive.ph can get past the age verification, so an older web.archive will have to do.
The about page (A):

About Voresky​

Credits​

Created, designed, and developed by did:plc:v4txd7su4f4sww7xx7x4pthu

Additional engineering by did:plc:cvkkmcj74wa2f3i6vof4sti2

App icon by did:plc:e4vqdak57dvjbvyoccrhico2

Maintenance page art by did:plc:dl5o5llnvmur5sfrkxlcsvho

Mascot is did:plc:d7d6yqb5eghpv6cdig5cea5y

Labeler service forked from @skyware/labeler, licensed under MPL-2.0.

Some icons used in this app are from Game-icons.net, provided under the CC BY 3.0 license.

What is Voresky?​

Voresky is a custom Bluesky web client with a bite. It allows people to engage in profile play and roleplay within the Bluesky social network, while still enjoying the core features of Bluesky.

First this was a joke, after all the kerfuffle around gulpr, but it turned out this was a fun idea with potential. So, here we are.

Intention, Justification, and Goals​

The intention of Voresky is to provide a space for people who enjoy roleplaying and profile play to do so in a way that is integrated within the Bluesky ecosystem. Voresky aims to be a fun and engaging platform that encourages creativity and self-expression. Obviously, this is not for everyone, and that's perfectly fine.

Now, as with absolutely anything roleplay related, consent is key. Voresky encourages users to respect each other's boundaries and to engage in roleplay in a consensual manner. Meaning the goal here is to let users be in control at all times, despite the appearance of the platform itself. As features are being added, you can expect more tools to help facilitate this in the settings panel of the Vore tab.

Now, as said before, this was supposed to be a joke. But not aimed at discrediting the gulpr folks. This was more of a playful jab at the whole situation, trying to construct something positive instead of just complaining. With this in mind, this isn't viewed as a competitor to gulpr, but rather a complementary tool that offers a different approach to profile play within Bluesky, with a different method of going about it.

How to Use Voresky​

First, you need to have a Bluesky account. If you don't have one yet, you can sign up on their main website here. Any Bluesky account can be used with Voresky, including those created on third-party Bluesky instances.

Next, you should subscribe to the Voresky labeler. To do this, navigate to https://bs...oresky.app and click the "Subscribe" button. This will allow the app to show you who else is using Voresky, as well as show you that in normal Bluesky clients.

Then, simply visit the Voresky web client at https://voresky.app/ and log in with your Bluesky account credentials. Once logged in, you can create a custom profile for Voresky by navigating to the "Vore" tab in the settings panel. Here, you can customize your profile picture, display name, and bio to reflect your roleplay persona, as well as a gallery. You are in control of whether or not your account receives a label indicating you use Voresky, it isn't automatic. As long as you have one character set up, you will have the ability to toggle the label on or off in the Vore tab.

There is already a lot of features in place, like housing, PFP manipulations by predators, stalking, etc. More features will be added over time, and there's a few plans in mind already. Obviously, gulpr has some features that are interesting, so those will be looked at for inspiration. But ultimately, the goal is to create a unique experience that stands on its own.

For a comprehensive guide to all features, check out the User Manual. It covers everything from creating characters and paths to interactions, collars, housing, and more.

Feel free to explore the app and engage with other Voresky users. Remember to always respect others' boundaries and engage in roleplay consensually.

You can navigate back to the standard Bluesky experience by clicking on the little bluesky icon that's peppered throughout the app.

Additional features​

Embeds work! You can use voresky.app links in your posts or messages, and they will render a preview of the profile, similar to how link previews work in Bluesky. Even better: you can take any bsky.app link to a profile or a post, and replace "bsky.app" with "voresky.app" to get an embed of that content with a fun URL. For example: voresky.app will show you an embed of the Voresky profile.

Technical details​

The idea here was to build on top of an existing platform, not to create something from scratch. Therefore, Voresky is built as a web client that interacts with the Bluesky API, and leverages a database on the side to store additional profile information specific to Voresky users. This allows for a very lightweight implementation that can be easily maintained and updated, as the focus is only on the additional features needed for Voresky, and not on re-implementing a social network from the ground up.

Legal details​

The terms of service and privacy policy for Voresky can be found on the respective pages. The reason they exist in the first place isn't to be an ominous big-corp legal mumbo-jumbo, but rather to comply with laws and regulations regarding user data and online services. Long gone are the days where you could just run a website without any legal considerations, so these are necessary to ensure that Voresky operates within the bounds of the law and respects users' rights and privacy. But rest assured, the aim is to keep things as simple and user-friendly as possible, as well as being as transparent as possible.

Source code​

The source code is available in a source bundle that is shipped with each release, so you can inspect exactly what's running, or rebuild it yourself. Check out the Source Code page for more details.

Stability and costs​

Right now, the service runs on GKE's free trial, with $300 of credit, and the projected cost is between $60 and $85 per month. This means the free credit should run out between 3 and 4 months before actual costs kick in. But with that said, there are no current plans to monetize Voresky in any way, as the goal is to keep it as a free and accessible platform for roleplay within the Bluesky community. However, if costs do become a concern in the future, there may be considerations for voluntary donations or other means to help cover expenses, but this would be approached with transparency and user consent in mind. The current projected expenses are manageable out of pocket, and the hope is that the project can run without needing to ask users for money.

Roadmap​

Curious about what's planned? Check out the TODO & Ideas page to see upcoming features and ideas being considered. Feel free to interact through the Bluesky platform if you have suggestions or feedback! voresky.app is the way to go.

Changelog​

Want to see what's changed recently? Check out the Changelog to see the latest updates, fixes, and new features.
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TL;DR: It's an overlay service that uses an official labeler and the voresky.app site itself to add a vore game on top of BlueSky itself. It allows users to create characters who do exactly what you think they're going to do. Not only that but it's also autistically detailed using vore flowcharts made in a path editor:
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It also has upwards of 12.4k users, 2k of which were "active" within the last 24 hours.
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Its stat page is oddly verbose, including the fucking billing and discounts information.
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Only $30 for my islamic gut xianxia? Say it ain't so!

This fuckpest ("Colton Armstrong") and his gay fuckbuddy ("Solaris") are responsible for this absolute brimstone.
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