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i been messin around with different apps lately, and fr? Bluesky kinda caught me off guard. at first i was like “meh just another Twitter clone,” but it actually feels more lowkey and way less chaotic.
it’s like, if you’re tryna escape the drama and just vibe with ppl who post funny or deep stuff, Bluesky got that. plus, it’s still sorta niche so it hasn’t been taken over by weird energy yet. def worth checking out if you’re over the same old apps.
When you change the alt text of a GIF on Bluesky, that change is not saved for others who use the same GIF later. Each user needs to manually add or modify the alt text for their own posts. Bluesky’s system doesn’t store personalized alt text edits globally for GIFs; it applies only to the instanceRead more
When you change the alt text of a GIF on Bluesky, that change is not saved for others who use the same GIF later. Each user needs to manually add or modify the alt text for their own posts. Bluesky’s system doesn’t store personalized alt text edits globally for GIFs; it applies only to the instance of the post you create.
If you want your alt text to convey accurate context for accessibility, you should always check and update it when you post a GIF, as autogenerated alt text is often generic or incorrect. This ensures the meaning behind the GIF is clear for screen reader users or others relying on alt text.