Have you heard of Bluesky? If you're a Twitter user, you're probably already a little familiar with this term. If not, we'll explain: this is the social network that intends to dethrone the little blue bird.
The substitution of one for the other has an extra taste because the owner of Bluesky is the former owner of Twitter – which sold the social network to billionaire Elon Musk.
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For now, the novelty is in the testing phase and the developers are opening the doors little by little. In this way, there are only two ways to enter the social network. Continue reading to find out.
For now there are only two ways to create an account at Bluesky: by waiting list or by invitation.
If you want to be called to Bluesky, the process is as follows:
Now is just wait. An invitation will arrive in your email (so it must be an email address that you access frequently, so as not to miss the timing. However, keep in mind that this may take time, after all, many people also want to test the novelty.
Now, if you are a well-connected person and know someone who is already using Bluesky, you can ask for an invitation.
Those who are already using the social network have the privilege of inviting friends to create an account too – just like the late one worked orkut, if you were from that time too.
The idea is to be more or less like Twitter itself. A microblogging network, with texts, images and videos. You should have the option to like and share, just like we do in the blue bird.
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