Twitter alternative Bluesky allowed users to register handles with racial slurs in them. But the platform's response has prompted a larger protest from its user base. Credit: Jakub Porzycki ...

In a post on Wednesday, Bluesky announced its plans to open a public web interface have been pushed back — a move that’s likely due to the user feedback on the issue. The company shared that ...

It’s the latest miss for the company, which has been under backlash for being ... days before users flagged it. Bluesky removed the account the same day. “User handles that are slur words ...

This is not the first time Bluesky has faced user backlash over moderation issues. The startup strained its relationship with some Black users after failing to crack down sufficiently on hateful ...

While Adobe software has been a staple for creatives for years, the recent backlash around ... You can just show yourself off Bluesky now," one user sarcastically responded.

As Bluesky attracts more activity ... Last week, the platform faced its most significant controversy yet: user backlash against journalist and media personality Jesse Singal joining the platform.

WASHINGTON (TND) — Up-and-coming social media platform Bluesky is receiving backlash from users after ... was able to appear on the site at all. “User handles that are slur words are a form ...

As Bluesky attracts more activity ... Last week, the platform faced its most significant controversy yet: user backlash against journalist and media personality Jesse Singal joining the platform.

However, Cuban’s critiques sparked backlash from some Bluesky users, the Post noted. Responses included profane attacks, with one user writing, “Go wipe your crocodile tears with a wad of ...

The graphic software giant, known for products like Photoshop and Acrobat, faced fierce backlash from users ... responses were swift and brutal. One Bluesky user mocked, “I assume you’ll ...

One prominent conservative social media user said their Bluesky account ... The post sparked a backlash from other Bluesky users with one commenting "The Babylon Bee: As funny as prostate cancer ...

Jay Graber, CEO of Bluesky, has said that algorithmic choice could address “backlash against the perceived ... third-party services into a seamless user experience, because an open ecosystem ...