Bluesky’s default algorithmic feed, called “What’s Hot,” surfaces posts that the platform considers popular at any given moment. Many users see this feed immediately after signing in and wonder how Bluesky decides which posts appear there. The selection process is not random, and it is not based on a simple like count. This article explains … Read more
You use Bluesky and follow several custom feeds. Some of these feeds keep appearing in the Discover tab even when you do not want them there. This happens because custom feeds that you follow can be shown in the Discover algorithm by default. This article explains how to block a custom feed from appearing in … Read more
When you open a custom feed on Bluesky, you expect to see the latest posts from the community or topic you follow. Instead, the feed may display old posts from hours or even days ago, making it feel stale and unusable. This happens because Bluesky custom feeds rely on algorithm updates, indexing delays, or incorrect … Read more
You created a custom Bluesky feed to follow specific topics or users. Now you want to change its algorithm, rename it, or update the pinned posts. Bluesky does not offer a direct edit button for feeds. You must use the feed builder to recreate the feed with the same name or create a new version. … Read more
Bluesky feed generators let you create custom algorithmic feeds that filter posts by topic, language, or engagement. Running your own feed generator requires hosting it on a server that meets Bluesky’s technical specifications. This article compares free hosting options like Vercel and Railway with paid cloud services such as AWS and DigitalOcean. The main difference … Read more