> The moderation and block tools on here are so advanced, if you see someone you don’t want to see on here, just block them. Don’t attack them.

As if attacks are just a meta phenomenon rather than intrinsic to a core function of social media: An arena for combat.

This is more of an example of how divided society is becoming at large as well as on the net, platforms are now either one side or another.

There is overlap mostly since Twitter/X has been around for longer, but there is still a big difference between Twitter/X users and BlueSky users.

> “Engagement went from great convos on many topics, to agree with me or you are a nazi fascist,” Cuban wrote.

People clearly didn't get the message in November that you can't call everything a nazi.

Title shortened by me from original "Bluesky is backfiring. Mark Cuban says the 'lack of diversity of thought' is actually pushing users back to X"

"Diversity of thought" seems to be another of those duckspeak code words that just mean "let hard right wingers dominate the conversation", it's the new "freedom of speech absolutism".