Bluesky appears reminiscent of Twitter's formative years, emerging as a favored platform among researchers seeking to share their work, connect with peers, and engage publicly.
With significant shifts occurring at X, previously Twitter, Bluesky has seen a surge in popularity among researchers who appreciate its simpler, more interactive environment.
Nature is exploring the extent to which researchers have adopted Bluesky, questioning if it has supplanted X as the primary social media platform for scientific discourse.
Researchers are encouraged to share their experiences with Bluesky to provide insights into how its evolution may influence scientific communication and networking.
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