Jack Dorsey Exits Bluesky Board, Criticizes Repeated Mistakes

Dorsey steps down citing concerns over the platform's direction, mirroring past issues he encountered at Twitter.

Jack Dorsey resigned from Bluesky's board due to its increasing similarity to Twitter's operational flaws.
Bluesky, a venture initially funded by Twitter, has struggled with issues around content moderation and corporate governance.
Dorsey's departure highlights his ongoing criticism of centralized social media models and his support for decentralized platforms like Nostr.
Despite the shift, Bluesky has seen modest growth, reaching 5.6 million users, but faces stiff competition from other social media platforms.
Dorsey continues to advocate for more open, decentralized internet protocols, distancing himself from traditional corporate structures.