Robert Zelník

https://indieweb.social/@rzelnik

Web creator with focus on relocalization and liberating technology

#relocalisation #decentralization #regenerativeCulture

Home Page: https://robertzelnik.tvorivo.sk/
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/rzelnik/
GitHub: https://github.com/rzelnik
Bluesky: https://bsky.app/profile/rzelnik.tvorivo.sk

Public Key

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Publishing to

relay.momostr.pink

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2026-02-08 07:51:18 GMT

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Yes, it's very likely that I'll use Bluesky to access the ATproto network, which is the most likely option nowadays. When I create my own app, lexicon, PDS, AppView, etc., the data doesn't necessarily go through Bluesky. It can, as it's open data, but it doesn't have to. If users and app creators get the impression that Bluesky is somehow exploiting their interactions, it's not so difficult to bypass Bluesky and even fork the protocol. Am I right?

2026-02-07 07:37:04 GMT

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You're right — Bluesky's users and communities don't own it. But does that matter? No, the protocol matters. It's open. Even Bluesky itself is open. You can fork it, and the fork is definitely yours. You can create your own app. You can also take your Bluesky data and self-host it on your home server. What's wrong with that?