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Bluesky Is Bringing Reddit-Style Communities Later This Year
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this post was submitted on 11 Jun 2026
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This is a subtly good thing for the fediverse, assuming they are able to draw people away from Reddit. Divide and conquer.
Once ppl are comfortable using one alternative they'll feel comfortable using others
Or they'll just stick with what they got.
Like they'd ever use ActivityPub instead of their own ATProtocol.
That's not what I mean. It's breaking up the centralization and Reddit's hegemony in general that's good for smaller platforms like ours