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The central innovation of Blue Sky lies in its protocol-like structure, which is similar to that of email. Users can choose different social networks built atop the same underlying technology, allowing an unprecedented level of control over what they see and how they interact with others. In theory, this framework would mitigate grievances against corporate governance while providing tailored user experiences aligned with individual preferences. However, as Wagner notes, Blue Sky still operates as a centralized network, and Dorsey's recent departure from direct involvement highlights concerns that it may become too conventional and similar to Twitter.