The last few years I've seen a dramatic increase in ActivityPub adoption in open but also closed software
Often community made plugins that allow a self hosted blog, forum or whatever to be directly connected to the Fediverse
I've not seen this happening for Bluesky so far and one still has to create a "3rd party" account for connecting your site to the network
Something a lot of people on bluesky don't seem to notice
@stux ActivityPub was made in what, 2010?
atproto still doesn’t have an official V1.0
@stux fwiw i did see a repo for hooking ur blog comments into bsky which i think is a gr8 idea for social networks. no one wants to make an account just to comment, and anon comments will always be nothing but viagra spam
The reason why it happens is simple. The architecture of Bluesky discourages this sort of thing (good luck hosting a node) while the architecture of the fediverse, on the contrary, encourages it (three simple endpoints, one database table, activity sender, and you're good).