in a community like ours, i think it’s tacky to say “stop using [Atmosphere app] and use [other Atmosphere app] instead” when i released @aturi.to i didn’t tell people to stop using @pds.ls or @atproto.at with @anisota.net, you won’t find me saying “ditch bluesky, mu, blacksky, etc”

why do all the atmosphere apps continually make me log back in like every day? its really annoying. I don't get this in any other ecosystem

According to @mackuba.eu, blue.mackuba.eu/directory/pdses hosting atmosphere accounts. fedidb.com, popular software has this many servers: * Mastodon 9116 * Peertube 1529 * Misskey 1154 * Pixelfed 693 * Writefreely 573 * Sharkey 510 * Lemmy 431 * Pleroma 346 * Akkoma 331 Are we decentralized yet?

i get the feeling we're about to see if wsocial configured their hackjob fork of the PDS with correct ratelimits given that an account seems to be trying to block the whole atmosphere

Today's example of #AtmosphericUX Designer of one app identifies a scenario where it'd be worth capturing data to appear properly in an otherwise unrelated app All that's required is a one-post explainer of the tiny lexicon record to write + they're sharing data directly Zero integration code!

The Atmosphere is a new open network. The features: - Your account works on all atmosphere apps - You can switch to a new provider with no fuss - Easy to make your own apps on it - Works great with personal websites And, Bluesky is an atmosphere app.

An underappreciated #atproto feature is that whenever apps want to update your data: 1. they ask your PDS for permission, 2. your PDS asks you, 3. you can say no, + 4. your PDS enforces your wishes As of today, the @tranquil.farm PDS UX lets you give "partial no" answers to question 3. Bravo!