Bluesky is a decentralised microblogging service that began inside Twitter in 2019, opened to the public in 2024 and runs on the open AT Protocol. Users post short messages, follow accounts and choose custom feeds, and its public data stream is openly accessible. Website ↗
A MADOC (Bluesky, bluesky) dataset of 164,265 users and 894,917 reply edges from 2,814,352 interactions, collected by Dankulov et al. via platform APIs, published at ICWSM 2025. Each record contains user-user reply edges, post and comment text, per-record sentiment scores (VADER and TextBlob), subjectivity scores, and toxicity scores (ToxiGen). The dataset is notable for its FAIR-compliant dataset with pre-computed NLP quality labels (sentiment, subjectivity, toxicity) per record, enabling network analysis and content quality research without additional annotation. Intended for research into social network analysis, toxicity detection, cross-platform community dynamics, misinformation research, and hate speech propagation studies.
A Bluesky Social dataset of approximately 1.8 million public posts, collected by Alpin Dale from the AT Protocol firehose API in 2024. Each record contains post text, author handle, timestamp, image presence flag, and reply-to URI for constructing directed reply-thread networks. multilingual corpus from a decentralized AT Protocol platform with English dominant alongside Spanish, Portuguese, Japanese, and other languages. Suitable for decentralized social media analysis, reply network structure, and multilingual content modeling.
A Bluesky (2024 presidential debate coverage) dataset of 279,249 bluesky posts from June 25 - July 2, 2024, collected by Zenodo contributors via public API. Each record contains post text, user ID, post ID, creation date, hashtags, mentioned users, URLs, post type (post/reply/repost), linked post, root post, language. 279,249 bluesky posts covering the 2024 Biden-Trump presidential debate with pre-computed sentence embeddings. Suitable for political communication, debate analysis, cross-platform comparison, decentralized social media research, NLP with embeddings.
