Decentralization and erasure: Blacksky, Bluesky, and the ATmosphere
Decentralization and erasure: Blacksky, Bluesky, and the ATmosphere
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Part 3 of Bluesky, the ATmosphere, and the fediverses

There's been a lot of discussion about whether or not Bluesky and the ATmosphere (the ecosystem using the AT protocol) are decentralized. Blacksky runs three feed generators, a moderation service, and a work-in-progress personal data store (PDS) as well as providing a starter pack. And the vision for Blacksky "extends beyond any single platform".
That sounds pretty decentralized to me!
But as far as I can tell, nobody else in the discussion is talking about Blacksky as an actually-existing example of decentralization. What's with that?
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