How to Get Started on Bluesky: A Guide for Beginners
Bluesky is the new Twitter equivalent.
Time to switch? A university’s guide to Bluesky
Bluesky’s growth offers academics, departments and institutions the chance to build engaged communities. Here are some tips on setting up a profile

Bluesky Account Setup Visual Guide Step-by-Step
Bluesky account setup in visual steps... No invite code needed. And tips about how Bluesky works and notes on it's vibe to jumpstart growth!

How to get started with Bluesky
Looking for a new social media platform? You could try Bluesky, where the vibe is seemingly welcoming and there are noticeably fewer trolls.

X users are fleeing to Bluesky: Here’s a quick-start guide on how to sign up
Everything you need to know to get started on Bluesky.

Bluesky 101: How-to Guide for Progressives
The Commons is an online library for the change makers of the world and for those interested in social change, activism, organising, advocacy and justice.

Just joined Bluesky? How to get started and the features you should explore.
A whole new social media experience that'll feel familiar.

Master BlueSky: A Complete Tutorial for Beginners in 2024
Bluesky Basics: Complete Beginner's Guide to Using Bluesky
[Guide] - Bluesky to Twitter/X migration
For those who have decided to leave Twitter/X for Bluesky, or, like me, have joined both platforms, one of the first challenges is replicating your follows. If you have a significant number of accounts you’re following, manually searching for and re-following them on Bluesky can be a tedious and time-consuming process. Earlier today, I decided to dig into whether there are any tools or methods to make this transition easier. After exploring several options, I came across a particularly
How to Get Started on Bluesky
Waves of new users are flocking to the Twitter alternative, but Bluesky’s many customization options can be a bit overwhelming for newcomers. Here’s some advice on managing the flow.

Bluesky User FAQ - Bluesky
Welcome to the Bluesky app! This is a user guide that answers some common questions.

The Library Guide to Bluesky — Ned Potter
A guide for libraries and cultural organisations getting started on Bluesky, he platform emerging as a genuine Twitter replacement for many institutions.

How Bluesky earned its reputation — and why it could be the way of the future
Bluesky COO Rose Wang on how her company got to 40 million users.

What is Bluesky? Everything to know about the X competitor.
Bluesky is the latest app users are flocking to in an effort to replace X. We answer all your questions about the social network.

How to View Bluesky Profiles & Posts Without an Account
Unlike X, you can browse Bluesky when logged outBluesky—the Twitter/X alternative social media site—is now publicly available for everyone who wants to sign up. Bluesky also still allows people to view the entire site while logged out....

A collection of resources to help folks (including me) better understand ATProto & Atmosphere; why it might be supportive to educators, people in higher ed; and potential and possibilities of these technologies and ways of engaging with the web and each other.
What is the Atmosphere? - Leaflet Lab Notes
Sensors, not just bookmarks [Patterns of Sensemaking #1] - Cosmik Labs

Series: Apps as Views, Not Vaults | Guido X Jansen
zeu (@zeu.dev)

Introduction to AT Protocol

Understanding Atproto - AT Protocol Docs - AT Protocol
zzstoatzz.io/protopack

Building the Social Graph with Hubble and Jetstream - 50 Shades of Protocol
co-infra/co-infra-img
Mezzanine: An Information Network Built on Bluesky's Cashtags - Nightflight
syndicating radio with evil atproto - nekomimi

On Atproto and Atmospheric Groups - The Tropopause

Essential Resources for Getting Started with AT Protocol

ATProto Isn't What You Think
Here's my two minute explainer of atproto: it is in essence a water cycle. - Clouds hold water. - They precipitate water over mountains…
What is the Atmosphere? - Leaflet Lab Notes
The Atmosphere, Explained - Erlend’s notes
Thinking about atproto as an identity and data *substrate* of the web. RSS couldn't go all the way because it built within the boundaries of…