"Starter Packs" on Bluesky are good.

At minimum, it's something for people to do, an opportunity for engagement. "I'm making a starter pack about X, please reply if this is you!"

More generously, it is a really useful onboarding tool. I went through a few starter packs, and continue to find more good ones.

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It's basically collections of accounts people can follow. Like if I was inviting a friend to sign up, I'd send them a couple starter packs they can either follow entirely or selectively to give them some content to work with.

But also it's a nice way to group people. I'm on an Ethereum starter pack someone made, a Python starter pack, maybe some others

can you share more? I have zero context on starter packs

The nice thing about Bluesky's Starter Packs is all I had to do is hustle to get on a few good starter packs and now I can just sit back and collect followers while doing nothing.

Or maybe that's not a nice thing... 🤔

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Unless... https://warpcast.com/shazow.eth/0x6f379f53

This is brilliant. Very simple and easy for sharing and discovering people.