Flipboard offers a customized feed for Bluesky

Flipboard’s social magazine application has announced a new custom feed for the social network decentralized Bluesky. The company claims that its “Tech By Flipboard” feed is carefully curated based on Flipboard‘s recommendation algorithm.

This month Bluesky launched the capability to build custom feeds created using specific algorithms. Users can now add the meals to their profiles to browse through different accounts and content within the network. The concept was that Bluesky should not have one feed that has a central recommendation algorithm, like the other networks.

This allows app developers to create custom feeds to display relevant content to the users. Flipboard’s tech feed contains information about various content posted by users. Consider it like the system that recommends articles nuzzle (RIP) that Twitter was killed a couple of years ago, but it was on bluesky.

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Flipboard is integrated with a variety of open protocols, such as ActivityPub along with the AT Protocol. Users can view the feeds of their Mastodon, bluesky, and Pixelfed feeds within the Flipboard application.

Bluesky currently has a small number of users, however with customized feeds, it’s giving users the chance to experience the algorithmic options Jack Dorsey and the company’s CEO Jay Graber have talked about. In the meantime, social networks such as Twitter, TikTok as well as Instagram experiment with the use of a shrewd approach to what you see in your feeds, and feeds that are populated with different algorithms can be refreshing.