I love atproto bc wdym I can post my @leaflet.pub posts to my @bsky.app and then those can show up immediately on my @blento.app AND people can read these posts from any other compatible atproto blogging site like @pckt.blog ???

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new blog post char.lt/blog/2026/09/atproto-full-net… + new service backlinks.cerulea.blue + demo bsky-thread.bun.how

i'm sorry, i now have to sign up for something called "meta one" to post links to my own website from my website's own facebook page?????

My brief blog post on how to publish a lexicon and manually publish a @standard.site post is now the most popular post on my devblog fightwithtools.dev/posts/projects/aramzsxyz/day-…

put up a post that includes a bunch of links I keep sending people over and over again also finally made my personal blog a @standard.site publication (thank u @awarm.space and @brookie.blog and @gu5.org for helping debug) :)

I’m a bit of a CMS junkie. As such, I’ve been following the development of a new crop of tools, including @leaflet.pub, @offprint.app, and @pckt.blog, that enable longform blogging on @atproto.com and integrate with @bsky.app.

Ever wanted a blog post you wrote straight to your editor? I've got importing @standard.site posts (well, just @leaflet.pub) into Writer. I was too excited to finish blobs before recording this.

So of course we followed suit with the @standard.site integration! The subscription buttons now appear in your activity stream, both when you publish an article, or when you post (or repost) it on @bsky.app Check out how this looks on the Profile-of-the-Day from @renderg.host:

for lily's benefit, sweetbee was the brain genius who tried to cancel dril for blocking blue checks lol

i am fully recovered and rejoicing in the blog @cassidyjames.com put together recapping our adventures in the Atmosphere roost.tools/blog/roost-at-atmosphereconf-…

one account wherever you go ☺️ your handle isn’t just for one app anymore ! we took @hello.pckt.cafe for a walk across the atmosphere

Seen in Iran. The graffiti references Iran’s oil-colonial past in Abadan, where British oil-company clubs had signs saying “No Dogs Allowed” and “No Iranian Entry.” Iranians were often treated as second-class in their own country while British elites lived in privileged compounds.

🙋🙋🙋 @hankgreen.bsky.social At @curvenote.com we are thinking AND doing something about this - see more here curvenote.com