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    According to CNET, the actual reason for the name is:

    Dorsey confirmed a Bluesky user's speculation that the name ties in to Twitter's bird mascot, the idea being the bird could fly even more freely in an open blue sky.

    The only thing I can think of is the Ukraine flag ukkkraine, which I believe represents a field of wheat under a blue sky, such as in this image from Kherson Oblast:

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