I just know you all wanted to read 3000 words from me about my post-AtmosphereConf roadmap. Right? There are some big thoughts in here that I love to get people's eyes on— weeks and weeks of Atmosphere work! Please dig in.

I've had my (mostly) offline weekend before #AtmosphereConf and now have a stack of things to read, write, and grind on. First up is giving chipnick.com/stratos-lets-get-technical/ a read and writing some thoughts on spaces.

I wrote about my #AtmosphereConf experience. I hope it's as cathartic to read as it was for me to write. Thank you, everyone, for this amazing experience. All I wish is that we had more time.

Some words about my time at #atmosphereconf last weekend. limeleaf.coop/blog/atmosphere-2026-great-en…

i'm just an amateur techie but here's an #atproto experiment i've been tinkering with - an atmospheric photo gallery: walls.town / @walls.town my photos are stored in my account. likes come from the atmosphere network, and if you login, i can show you yours from wherever you get your posts

Bsky bookmarks not cutting it for you? 🔖 🦋 Save posts to Semble instead! They are discoverable for others *and* the author of the post gets notified.

At Side Project Saturday (hosted by @val.town) I demoed a bookmarking service I'm building to learn more about ATProto and user-owned data. I've a bit stuck on bookmark lexicons and what belongs in a record. Thx to @awarm.space for suggesting I write down my questions donohoe.dev/2026/bookmark-lexicons-atprot…

finally posted thoughts about the atmosphere conf (along with an illustration and a bunch of tweaks to the blog) macwright.com/2026/04/05/in-the-atmosphere

Damn this Atmosphere hole runs deep. I now "accidentally" have done imports from LinkedIn to @sifa.id and from Goodreads to @bookhive.buzz And what I really like is that I can see people that I follow on bsky there without any extra effort. E.g. @viet.shy.cat seems to be all over the Atmosphere :)