The company has not said officially that he is leaving.
It appears that Jack Dorsey has left his position on the Bluesky board. TechCrunch said that the former CEO of Twitter, who was formerly Bluesky’s most prominent advocate, posted an update on his life this past weekend on X, where he has been posting quite a bit in recent times. The only response that Dorsey gave to a user who inquired, “Are you still on the bsky board?” was the word “no.” Simply put, there is nothing else. Engadget has attempted to contact the company in order to obtain a comment, and we will update this article if we receive a response.
@jack you still on the bsky board?
— Jack (@jglypt) May 4, 2024
no
— jack (@jack) May 4, 2024
In the year 2019, the decentralized social network was initially conceived as a project by a group of people working at Twitter at the time; nevertheless, it eventually broke out on its own. After being restricted to invite-only access for nearly a year, it did not become accessible to the general public until March of this year. Jay Graber has been the CEO of Bluesky since 2021, and Jack Dorsey served on the board of directors throughout that time. Dorsey has expressed a range of opinions regarding X ever since Elon Musk took control of the company, but it appears that he has suddenly changed his mind. The following message was made by him on X on Saturday: “Do not rely on corporations to offer you rights. In order to defend them, you should use freedom technology (you are currently employing one).
Additionally, Dorsey is still listed as a board member on the company’s website, despite the fact that the corporation has not yet made any mention of his resignation. According to TechCrunch, Dorsey appears to have erased his personal Bluesky account sometime in the past several months.