Hollywood stars and technologists propose using Bluesky's protocol to enhance social media platforms
- A campaign called Free Our Feeds aims to raise $4 million to support Bluesky's mission of decentralizing social media and creating an independent foundation.
- The initiative is backed by organizations like the Better Information Project and the Social Web Foundation, and aims to raise a total of $30 million over three years.
- The campaign seeks to ensure that the AT Protocol remains open and independent, even if Bluesky falls under corporate control.
- Notable supporters of the campaign include Wikipedia founder Jimmy Wales and actor Mark Ruffalo, who signed an open letter endorsing the project.
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