(C) Bluesky
“Strike while the iron is hot”. It is an ideal statement for the current scenario which is going on social media. The supporters of X and Musk are claiming that the sensation ‘Bluesky’ is a carbon copy of Twitter/X. It makes them sound right but when we dig out deeply we found that the former head of Twitter, Jack Dorsey has created the decentralised social media platform called “Bluesky” in 2019 and with the features of feed of posts, reposting, liking, and sharing.
Officially, Jack Dorsey has left the team and from the board in May 2024 and deleted his account in september. The American Software Engineer Jay Graber, took over the company as the CEO of Bluesky.
Startling Success “Bluesky”
The disgruntled users have turned down their X accounts and joined the alternative social media platform called ‘Bluesky’ within a day & reached 1,000,000.
The landslide victory of Donald Trump in the 2024 US elections created dissatisfaction and buzzling among the citizens against Elon Musk who supported and voiced during the campaign for the Republican Party. Millions of people are showcasing their resistance by switching over to the new sensational and alternate social media platform of X, that is “Bluesky”.
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