🦋 → bluesky.ms = Search for folks in the Microsoft community on Bluesky!
This repository hosts the source code for bluesky.ms, a crowd sourced database of Bluesky profiles.
There are a few different ways to contribute to this project.
This is the easiest way to add a profile and will result in the profile being added to the site in minutes. Use the New Blueskey profile link issue template to submit a new profile.
This option is best to make updates to existing profiles, delete profiles and bulk add profiles.
Each profile is stored as a .json file at /website/config.
Some conventions to follow when creating a pull request using this method.
- The file name is name of the profile. e.g.
| Bluesky Profile | File Name |
|---|---|
| https://bsky.app/profile/merill.net | merill.net.json |
| https://bsky.app/profile/john.bsky.social | john.bsky.social.json |
- The file name should be lower case.
- Contents in the file should be in this format.
- title - The name as shown in the Bluesky profile. e.g. Merill Fernando
- bluesky - The Bluesky handle (do not include full url). e.g. merill.net (where the profile url is https://bsky.app/profile/**merill.net**)
- twitter - Optional. Twitter handle (do not include full url) of this Bluesky user. Helps folks migrating from Twitter to Bluesky to find the folks they were following previously.
- category - Optional. Choose the most appropriate topic or product the Bluesky user is known for or leave empty if a specific category is not applicable.
- New categories can be added (check the dropdown on the site for the list of existing categories). Avoid adding alternate names for existing categories.
- When adding a new category, update the Add bluesky.ms issue template to include the new category.
- type - Optional. Specify if the profile belongs to a Microsoft employee or an MVP, otherwise leave blank. Supported values are: microsoft, mvp
{
"title": "John Doe",
"bluesky": "johndoe.bsky.social",
"twitter": "johndoe",
"category": "m365",
"type": ""
}Open a new bug to report issues.