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December 19, 2025 at 5:16 AM
am3tta.bsky.social
My next creation will be my new book on how the universe is created

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October 11, 2025 at 6:04 AM
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voiddebris.bsky.social
TELL bsky you have an issue with this!

1) KEEP talking about it - don't let this issue fade away

2) Submit feedback to bsky! TELL them its not okay!

On PC: on the right under "trending"

On mobile: on the left under "settings"

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Screenshot showing the "feedback" button for bsky under the "trending" section. Screenshot showing the "feedback" button for bsky under the "settings" section.
September 20, 2025 at 4:26 PM
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demoniofleurs.bsky.social
An article everyone participating in #blueskyblackout2025 should read:

www.newstatesman.com/science-tech...
This is where most social media boycotts go wrong: they fail to realise that silence on a platform is nothing but silence. While the campaign surrounding the boycott may do some of the work they hope to achieve or the problems they hope to reveal, leaving a platform and cutting off a voice advocating for change simply means that voice stops being heard. The effective part isn’t leaving – it’s the conversation. When people posted nothing but black squares on Instagram, users stopped talking about institutional racism; when public figures left Twitter for two days over the Wiley anti-Semitism row, users spent the weekend talking about anything else This effort becomes even more futile when accounts eventually return, thereby reinforcing the idea that, regardless of how the platform responds – or fails to respond – to the boycott, people will continue to use it as they did before. Returning to sites lets social media giants off without any repercussions, killing momentum and incentivising platforms to merely wait the boycott out. While the intentions of boycotts may be positive, we have to ask: what do these organisations think will happen? That their temporary silence, with an end date scheduled from the start, will yield major changes or subdue abusive users? It’s easy to carry out light-touch boycotts, pat ourselves on the back and act as though we have made an impact. But by viewing this ineffective form of protest as useful action, we move further away from the opportunity to make real change.
September 21, 2025 at 3:17 AM
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demoniofleurs.bsky.social
I get why people want blackouts to be a thing and why y’all delude yourselves into thinking they work. It’s some form of control, some form of protest that is easy and requires less work than submitting feedback, sending emails and making calls.

They do not work.
September 21, 2025 at 3:17 AM
am3tta.bsky.social
H20
September 27, 2025 at 2:26 AM
am3tta.bsky.social
Financial freedom & to be able to support my mom
September 26, 2025 at 7:17 AM