A Bluesky feed for one

Adam Wiggins · 2 Jun 2026

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Our reading
Explicit signals like follows and subscriptions are as brittle and hard to maintain as manually tuned filter rules.

Their wordsFollowing and subscribing are heavyweight signals, and thus suffer from the same problem of manually tuning rules and filters.
Our reading
A user's own behavior over time is a more reliable signal of what they want to see than who they explicitly follow.

Their wordsA user's behavior, especially as it changes over time, is a better signal for what the user wants to see.

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