Bluesky adopts a patent non-aggression pledge.
Essentially, Bluesky is promising not to enforce any of its patents in the future unless someone else sues first. [Link: Bluesky's Patent Non-Aggression Pledge - Bluesky | https://bsky.social/about/blog/10-01-2025-patent-pledge | Bluesky]
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