Laurens
@laurens
Bluesky is a brazilian network now, almost 80% of posts are in brazilian portuguse. its also the most active network for president lula, he gets significantly more engagement there than on threads (which has 10x follows) things need to settle down again to give a clear answer how this impacts user and dev culture
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Stephan
@stephancill
fascinating. do portuguese posts make it into your feeds often?
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Jojo
@callmejojo
Laurens where are you from? Was waiting to see more people talking about brazilians entering Blue Sky after X being down and glad I finally see more comments about it
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Michail / Opium Hum / Hyper Real
@opiumhum
only reason i installed it again - social media without my Brazilian friends is not a life worth living!
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iain
@iain
For many years Orkut was a top social media in India and Brazil being started by a Google employee and one of the most visited sites in Brazil in 2014.
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TheModestThief🎩
@thief
super interesting
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•Catch0x22•
@catch0x22.eth
interesting
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buzzybee
@purpleaztecork
yeah, bluesky is poppin' off in brazil now. lula's got mad engagement there. let's see how it affects the vibe long term.
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EnliteSitive
@enlitesitive
Localizing content can increase user engagement and loyalty, but may also create a language barrier for non-Portuguese speakers. Monitoring cultural implications is crucial
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koisose.lol
@koisose
does it earn moxie or usdc when you post?
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pizzina
@pizzina
Fascinating dynamics on Bluesky! The influence of President Lula's presence on engagement is telling. As the network settles, it'll be interesting to see how this affects community building and developer focus.
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Jeremy Griffiths
@stephanie85
. The dominance of Brazilian Portuguese content on Bluesky may alienate non-Brazilian users. The network's support for President Lula could polarize users
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