Back to Great Hall South4:00 PM - 4:10 PM PDT
Building Bridgy, Not WallsGreat Hall South · Conference Day #2
A breakdown of improvements in multi-protocol services, including Bridgy Fed and Bounce, and where those services are going in 2026. Some things include:
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Direct integrations with platforms + client tools
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Moderation improvements
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Working with other multi-protocol services
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Major updates coming to Bridgy Fed
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