Tech Tip: Bridgy Fed

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With the popularity of Bluesky soaring, this month’s tip is Bridgy Fed: a tool that helps connect Mastodon and Bluesky, allowing users to interact across these decentralized platforms seamlessly. It bridges the gap between ActivityPub (used by Mastodon) and AT Protocol (used by Bluesky), enabling replies, likes, and other interactions to flow between the two. This makes it easier to participate in both communities while keeping your content unified. You can even use it to turn regular website interactions, like new articles or comments, into posts on these platforms. It’s a powerful way to bring the open web and federated social networks together. Check out their website to learn more.

Are you a Mastodon or Bluesky user? What are some useful accounts you like to follow? Please share in the comments below!


Have a cool app, tool, or tech tip you’d like to share? Contact Chase Masters. Please note that Tech Tips are personal recommendations and might not be officially endorsed or supported by U-M.

Author: Chase Masters, University Library

Chase's role at the Taubman Health Sciences Library includes managing technology projects and resources, consulting with faculty to effectively incorporate technology into their curriculum, supervising staff, serving in the HS-STEM Administration Unit, and identifying and building partnerships with instructional technology units throughout the university community. You may reach him at mastersc@umich.edu.

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