- Bluesky CEO Jay Graber, recently wore a shirt that seems to dig in META CEO Mark Zuckerberg.
- The company began selling the same shirt on Thursday afternoon.
- Bluesky spokesman said he was sold to BI within 30 minutes.
Bluesky takes another hit in Mark Zuckerbergs of the technical world.
In the week of SxSW, Bluesky CEO Jay Graber, a black shirt hit with a statement Latin: “Mundus Sine Sine Caesaribus” or “a world without ceasars”.
Shirt, similar boxing, black shirt appeared in meta CEO, a word similar to Roman General Julius Caesar: “Aut or Nihil” or “or nothing” or nothing “.
On Thursday afternoon Bluesky began to slide in the Austin Conference, which holds the same shirt. According to BlueSky spokesman Emily Liu, the shirt was sold in 30 minutes.
Liu said he pointed to the ethics of the social media platform of his shirt.
“Jay, in SXSW, in SXSW, in SXSW, here is a CEO or the company does not control your online experience and this vision resonates.
Graber, in a BlueSky post, said he began to sell the shirt sold before a flight and before creepy.
The company refused to share how much shirt sells.
Twitter, as Elon Musk was rebrandated after the seizure of 2022, some users deported alternative social media platforms such as Bluesky. The main company of META, Facebook, WhatsApp and Instagram social platforms, the X alternative, the alternative to 2023.
The migration continues to the trend of online users looking for sites near political or cultural beliefs.
In 2019, Bluesky, built by Jack Dorsey, said that after the election, the increase in users and 30 million users from January.
