Time to join the Celtic Exodus to the blue sky

The Celtic Star

·18 novembre 2024

Time to join the Celtic Exodus to the blue sky

The Celtic Exodus to the blue sky. Your chance to join…

Celtic warm-up. Celtic v theRangers, 17 November 2024. Photo AJ (The Celtic Star)

Celtic supporters have been joining social media app blue sky social in their droves as they sample something different from the cesspit that X, formerly known as Twitter, has become…

I myself have joined to see what all the fuss is about and I have to say that it ain’t that bad, and a refreshing change from the sometimes tedious X. And The Celtic Star has joined too as have many of of the other Celtic fan media outlets.

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There are various starter packs you can use to link up with Celtic accounts and we are showing some images here, just search for these when you get to Bluesky.

I will still use my X account of course, but the once great app has become something of a magnet for the morons of the world. Racism, and bigotry have majorly increased in the past year or so, and it ain’t a coincidence it’s become that way under owner Elon Musks new ‘uncensored’ propaganda.

Celtic support unfurl “Freedom for Palestine” banner at Pittodrie on 17 November 2012. Photo Vagelis Georgariou for The Celtic Star

The recent American presidential elections may have been the tipping point as many users have been left frustrated at Musk’s constant endorsement of Donald Trump, not to mention the countless ads that pop up on your feed. The block button is no longer an option either as accounts you blocked for whatever reason are now visible on your timeline.

Blue Sky social has been a refreshing change as it’s full of fellow Celtic supporters and so far relatively free from the dark side, although that could well change as they will undoubtedly sign up to see what all the fuss is about.

For the meantime though it’s a refreshing change to log into an app and enjoy all things football without being bombarded with hate propaganda. Will you be joining? I’d seriously recommend it.

When you get there follow The Celtic Star – @celticstarmag.bsky.social

The brilliant Celtic End – Celtic v Chelsea, UWCL, Wednesday 13 November 2024. Celtic Park. Photo AJ (The Celtic Star)

And also myself – @justanordinarybhoy.bsky.social

See you on the other side!

Just an Ordinary Bhoy

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