#bskytips — Public Fediverse posts

@kimschulz Instructions on how to follow a Fediverse user if you have an account on #Bluesky (while allowing you to be followed from the Fediverse/Activity pub):

1) follow your Bluesky account @ap.brid.gy ("ap" for ActivityPub)
2) follow a Fediverse address of the form @username.domain.ap.brid.gy (e.g. I am accessible as @ferda.f.cz.ap.brid.gy)

Note, however, that Bluesky will only display the first 300 characters of the post! So it's more suitable for photos...

Instructions on how to do it in reverse:

1) follow your Fediverse (ActivityPub, more often Mastodon of course) account @bsky.brid.gy
2) follow a Bluesky account of the form @[email protected] (e.g. I set up a #bsky account "ferdas" with the #bsky address @ferdas.bsky.social to spread awareness there about connecting with #mastodon and #fediverse, I'm seen here as @ferdas.bsky.social)

Please note, both the followed and the follower must first follow the bridge account (the follow will immediately reciprocate and that's what makes it work)

Use the original from @xChaos https://f.cz/@xChaos/113219955583718526 in Czech as a model. #tip_mastodon #feditips #bskytips #Blueskytips

@ThePlant @Shatur

#联邦宇宙漫游指南 #bluesky bsky也有“隐藏关键词”功能，只需在帖文中点击标签，或在右下方打开菜单，选择“隐藏标签” @board
🦋 #BskyTips Just find that if you don't like some tag, you can just click the button right down there and chose mute.
For example, I don't like to see Genshin and danmei/mxtx, so I muted those tags.
Not block people, but those post really not show on the "discover" /tag page when I am searching.
This just like the filter function in Mastodon. All you need to do is select the mute tab below the post.

#联邦宇宙漫游指南 #bluesky bsky也有“隐藏关键词”功能，只需在帖文中点击标签，或在右下方打开菜单，选择“隐藏标签” @board
🦋 #BskyTips Just find that if you don't like some tag, you can just click the button right down there and chose mute.
For example, I don't like to see Genshin and danmei/mxtx, so I muted those tags.
Not block people, but those post really not show on the "discover" /tag page when I am searching.
This just like the filter function in Mastodon. All you need to do is select the mute tab below the post.