1. Social network Bluesky, with 40 million users, is testing a new feature called "dislikes" to improve user experience and personalization on its feeds. This will help the system learn what type of content users prefer less.
2. Bluesky aims to make its platform more conducive to fun, genuine, and respectful interactions, addressing recent unrest over moderation decisions. The network is focusing on providing users control tools such as moderation lists, content filters, muted words, and the ability to subscribe to other moderation service providers.
3. Bluesky is also working on mapping out "social neighborhoods" (connections between frequent interactors) to prioritize more relevant conversations in feeds. Additional changes include improving the detection of toxic comments, introducing a full thread view when replying, and making reply settings more visible for user control.