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A quick and dirty guide to making custom feeds on Bluesky

A quick and dirty guide to making custom feeds on Bluesky

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Good intro to Bluesky custom feeds on the "Skyfeed ... third party app that helps you manage and organize you Bluesky experience. Within Skyfeed is a custom Feed Builder", which tbh is probably the only reason to use Skyfeed - the interface takes some getting used to.

By the time I read this I'd already created my first custom feed using blueskyfeedcreator.com, which offers some features - eg:

  • ex/in-clusion of simple search terms,
  • language filtering,
  • customising by post type (eg exclude replies, or include only posts with gifs), etc.
  • restrict to specific users or lists of users
  • feed admins, who can approve posts (if you set "require approval") on some or all posts
  • automoderator, where you write rules in YAML format

Skyfeed seems to offer most if not all of the above, plus:

  • apply different ranking and sorting algorithms - the author here uses "the Hacker News ranking algorithm, a very basic ranking systems which helps surface the most popular posts while still keeping this generally chronological."
  • regular expressions (regex), with which "you can make some very sophisticated algorithms for screening posts... old school Boolean operators ... Here’s a good cheat sheet "

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The above notes were curated from the full post www.southernfriedscience.com/a-quick-and-dirty-guide-to-making-custom-feeds-on-bluesky/.

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