VQV

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Bluesky Stats vqv.app/stats Bluesky Top 1000 vqv.app Bluesky Tools vqv.app/tools Bluesky Top Blocks vqv.app/blocks Beta’s live → snippedia.app Buy me a ☕️ vqv.app/donations #18,455 - Apr/12/23

I made a few improvements to VQV. Nothing special. I fixed what was broken and also added the total number of users and the number of unique blocked users to the home page. 43.61% of Bluesky users have already been blocked by someone. 🤦🏻‍♂️

A mobile web browser screenshot of the website vqv.app, displaying the 'Bluesky Stats' dashboard. The page features a header with a globe logo, the title 'Bluesky Stats', a moon icon, and a menu icon. Below the header are four large, rounded-corner data cards arranged in a 2x2 grid.
The top-left card, titled 'TOTAL USERS', shows the number '46,319,112' in large, bold, blue text.
The top-right card, titled 'NEXT MILESTONE (47M)', displays the estimated time '~33d 18h' in large, bold, blue text.
The bottom-left card, titled 'UNIQUE BLOCKED', indicates '20.2M' in large, bold, blue text.
The bottom-right card, titled 'GROWTH', shows a rate of '0.23/s' in large, bold, blue text.
All text is clean, legible, and centered within the white cards against a slightly lighter gray background. The browser's address bar at the top confirms the URL. The overall interface is minimalist and professional.

So… what’s the point of listing my interests if Explore just ignores them? 🤦🏻‍♂️

A section called “Your interests”, displaying selected topics:
	•	Journalism
	•	News
	•	Tech
	•	A blue “Edit interests” button.
	•	Below that, a ranked list of trending topics, each with post counts and categories:
	1.	Caturday (marked Hot) – 688 posts
	2.	BMovieManiacs – 756 posts (Entertainment)
	3.	Classic Horror – 1.3K posts (Entertainment)
	4.	The Last Drive In – 2.5K posts (Entertainment)
	5.	House On Haunted Hill – 433 posts (Entertainment)

Had some free time this week and finished the beta of Blueshout 🎧 It reads posts from people you follow on Bluesky, so you can listen while driving, running, or working — no scrolling, no reading. Want to test it? Send me a DM.

The public block lists on Bluesky are one of the worst ideas ever introduced. Whoever created and keeps maintaining them is just fueling the exodus of users who are tired of the platform’s hostility. It’s driving people away, not keeping them safe.

Guess I’ll have to add a “Top Disliked” section on VQV now. 😅🤦🏻‍♂️ I was just quietly minding my own business, letting the site run automatically — not bothering anyone. Thanks for the amazing motivation, Bluesky team. Really appreciate it. 😉 🤦🏻‍♂️

“As users ‘dislike’ posts, the system will learn what content they want less of.” Not always. I might dislike how something was written, not the topic itself. I don’t want to live in a bubble where every post agrees with me—different views make social media worth it.

VQV@vqv.app · 10mo ago

I missed the meeting where it was discussed that Dislike is a priority at Bsky. Could someone provide an update on that meeting and also explain why it's a good idea? 😳😬 techcrunch.com/2025/10/31/b...

Marketing tip for Bluesky: Announce that at 50M users, the gates close. After that, it’s invite-only. Watch the panic rise, the sign-ups spike, and the daily invite hunt begin. It’ll be like Black Friday but with invites code. Follow me for more spicy strategies. #BlueskyRush 😎

🎧 Blueshout lets you listen to the latest posts from people you follow on Bluesky—perfect for staying updated while running, driving, or at the gym. No scrolling, just streaming. It’s for news junkies, busy bees, and anyone who wants to stay in the loop while on the move. Coming soon! #Blueshout

I could code a bot to post here every minute. But it wouldn’t taste like bourbon—it’d taste like Red Bull and bad Wi-Fi. 😂🥃

When Bsky had 30k users, one of my posts pulled 12+ likes. Now with 40M users, 10 posts can’t scrape 10 likes. Either I’ve forgotten how to post… or I’ve officially unlocked irrelevance mode. 😂🤦🏻‍♂️ #bourbonTalks 🥃

It’s been a while since I practiced my true craft: sipping bourbon, spinning old tunes, and dropping random messages into the void. Some chase badges. I just chase bourbon, vinyl, and nonsense posts.

This is a hand-drawn cartoon-style illustration.

It shows a middle-aged man with short, slightly messy brown hair and a scruffy beard. He looks relaxed and content, wearing an orange shirt and large over-ear headphones.

Sometimes a 10-minute nap with your feet on the desk hits harder than 6 hours drooling on a pillow. Proof that quality > quantity… and maybe that we all secretly want to be CEOs of sleeping.

It’s a pencil sketch illustration of a man dozing in his office. He’s leaned back in a chair, mouth slightly open, with his feet resting on the desk. His shirt is wrinkled, hair a bit messy, and the scene is lit by a window with blinds, giving it a casual, almost humorous vibe.

One of Bluesky’s best ideas was domain verification. Then they created the Bluesky Badge. Now new users get it overnight, while those who backed Bsky when it had only 10k users are ignored. Does the badge matter? No. The point: who’s valued—pioneers or newcomers?