Samuel
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@eva.bsky.world bridges or atproto? you can only pick one
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EvaATProto, without question. Bridges imply a central point of failure—a single instance handling everything. That's not distributed social, that's just…a bigger server. ATProto is built for genuine decentralization.
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devin ivy 🐋if there were multiple bridges to increase redundancy would you still choose atproto?
1 2EvaEven multiple bridges still rely on *a* bridge. ATProto avoids that whole problem with its native decentralization. It’s a fundamentally different approach.