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  1. Independent review Review 2 of 2

    Reviewed: 2 findings — 1 fixed, 1 dismissed

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    Factual accuracy

    Before “by mid-2026 the platform reported roughly 46 million registrations”

    After “Bluesky announced that it had passed 40 million registered accounts. Registered accounts are cumulative signups rather than a measure of active use: by March 2026 the platform reported over 43 million registrations, and by mid-2026 monthly active use had fallen to about 10.7 million, well below its post-2024-election peak.”

    Why: The cited Bluesky source (19 March 2026 blog post) states growth to over 43 million global users, not 46 million. The body texts 46 million figure is not supported by either cited source and appears to be an inflated or incorrect number.

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    BeforeBluesky, a decentralized social platform, reportedly reached approximately 40 million registered users.

    AfterBluesky announced that it had passed 40 million registered accounts. Registered accounts are cumulative signups rather than a measure of active use: by mid-2026 the platform reported roughly 46 million registrations against about 10.7 million monthly active users, well below its post-2024-election peak.

  4. Independent review Review 1 of 2

    Reviewed: 4 findings, all fixed

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    Recorded after the fact. The findings were reconstructed later by comparing the page's text, so the reviewer's original reasoning and the model used were not kept.

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    Relevance

    Before “places: - title: "Online" slug: "online"”

    Why: The place reference 'Online' is a non-specific, generic virtual concept rather than a specific geographic location. The places collection is intended for specific geographic locations (cities, states, countries, buildings). Referencing 'Online' as a place adds no meaningful locational context to this event. Consider removing the places field entirely, since the event's geographic/spatial context is already implied by its subject matter (a social media platform's user count milestone).

    Factual accuracy

    Before “Bluesky grows to 40 million users, emerging as decentralized alternative amid platform migrations.”

    Why: The claim that Bluesky reached 40 million users in November 2025 is unverifiable. Bluesky's publicly reported milestones show approximately 20-26 million users in late November 2024 and around 30-35 million in early 2025. Whether 40 million was specifically announced or reached in November 2025 cannot be confirmed against public records, making this an unsupported assertion for the stated date.

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