Bluesky Resources
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- Find tools to enhance your Bluesky experience. -
- Discover analytics, feeds, clients, and more. -
- Explore community-built solutions. -
A curated collection of third-party tools, services, and guides for the Bluesky ecosystem
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- Find tools to enhance your Bluesky experience. +
- Discover analytics, feeds, clients, and more. +
- Explore community-built solutions. +
+ A curated collection of third-party tools, services, and guides for the Bluesky ecosystem +
+Disclaimer: These resources are third-party tools and services not affiliated with cred.blue or Bluesky. + Use them at your own risk and exercise caution when providing access to your data.
+Disclaimer: These resources are third-party tools and services not affiliated with cred.blue or Bluesky. - Use them at your own risk and exercise caution when providing access to your data.
-The Scoring Methodology
-Your cred.blue score is generated based on two major categories...
-1. Bluesky Data
- Profile content (avatar, description, etc) @@ -23,7 +21,6 @@ const ScoringMethodology = () => {
- Labelers and moderation
- etc.
2. AT Protocol Data
- Personal Data Server (PDS) @@ -32,11 +29,9 @@ const ScoringMethodology = () => {
- PLC logs
- etc.
Separate scores are generated for each category and then combined to produce your final cred.blue score, allowing you to easily see which major category (Bluesky vs AT Proto) has the most impact on your score.
-Score Ranges
For Version 1 of the scoring algorithm, there is a max score of 1,000 points. This may change in the future, or it could theoretically even be scaled down depending on feedback and usage. @@ -44,7 +39,6 @@ const ScoringMethodology = () => {
A score between 0-300 likely indicates that an account is either very new to the network or isn't very active. A score of 300-700 is within a "healthy" range. Scores that are 700+ typically indicate accounts that have been around awhile and are very active. The different score ranges are still in early development along with the algorithm, so these details are likely to change.
-How do I increase my score?
The scoring methodology is fairly complex and not all of the variables can be easily changed (for instance, an account's age), but there are some specific actions you can take that can help give you a boost: @@ -62,15 +56,9 @@ const ScoringMethodology = () => {
This is not an exhaustive list by any means, but it should get you started. The goal of the cred.blue score isn't to attempt to max it out... rather, the point is to foster healthy behavior and activity that benefits the entire community.
- -- Looking for explanations of terms used in cred.blue or details about social statuses? -
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