All of these use the exact same account you use for Bluesky, so all of your social media presence can be tied together to one place.

I understand why people compare X and Bluesky but they are leagues apart, X has nothing compared to what you can do on Bluesky...

- 500px alternative: grain.social
- instagram alternative: pinksky.app
- git hosting: tangled.org
- oekaki bbs: pinksea.art
- explore: pdsls.dev
And a plethora of interesting ways to view stuff on bluesky, for example:
- minimalist bluesky: anisota.net
- my favorite client: tokimeki.blue

To elaborate on why you'd want to give up so much ground in terms of privacy: check out all the cool stuff you can do with _your_ Bluesky account:
- create a blog: leaflet.pub
- another blog: whtwnd.com
- reddit alternative: nooki.me
- free linktree: linkat.blue
- play 2048: 2048.blue

And here is a bit more discussion on that:

My fyp was also filled with boobs :p There's an option for "show me less like this" when you click on the three dots on a post. I very apprehensively use this because I find it morally gray to do this to artists but I also want to be able to open my fyp in public ;-;

As of now, the Bluesky _app_ won't show you another person's likes, so you're probably safe from someone stumbling into your sacred likes by accident or at least, not easily. But anyone with the right set of tools cam whip up a quick program to get a list like this onto a websitr really easily.

This is by design. Bluesky is built on top of a protocol called ATProto, which makes it so that absolutely everything is open amd public. This lets people create really interesting websites using this infrastructure by paying am upfront cost on privacy/transparency.

likes are NOT PRIVATE, so be careful. For example,
- here os a list of everything I have liked: pdsls.dev/at://did:plc...
- and a list of everything funghee has liked: pdsls.dev/at://did:plc...
- and a list of everything _you_ have liked: pdsls.dev/at://did:plc...

This is such a banger, happy to have found you on bluesky!

Welcome!! Hope you find it nice here <3

TW: g*re

This knife, however, is made out of the bones of you yourself and all those around you. But sure yeah, you can also use it for cooking and stuff...

Your brushwork here is beautiful!

tbh, I was kind of lost here before I actually internalized what a "feed" was. I used to only use the Discover feed and it was so so bad ;-; Now, feeds have let me find a bunch of really cool artists and I bet a whole lot of new people just don't know this

I love the detail with the morse code around the border