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screenshot of a post from Emily from the Bluesky team in a thread asking whether DNS is the only way to verify a domain: "you can also use a non-DNS option — serve some JSON at a well-known endpoint (similar to webfinger)" the path is /xrpc/com.atproto.identity.resolevHandle

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screenshot of a post from Emily from the Bluesky team in a thread asking whether DNS is the only way to verify a domain: "you can also use a non-DNS option — serve some JSON at a well-known endpoint (similar to webfinger)" the path is /xrpc/com.atproto.identity.resolevHandle
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Emma (ipg@wetdry.world)'s status on Thursday, 04-May-2023 17:39:28 JST Emma

so on #Bluesky, rather than going with the well-documented and defined webfinger protocol, behind the .well-known directory, decided to make their own shit for verifying domains via HTTP (to change your handle to the website, proving your ownership of it)
thus, somebody took the S3 bucket name "xrpc" and now is s3.amazonaws.com on the platform
going great
https://bsky.ipg.gay/profile/s3.amazonaws.com/post/3juud6zh5ur2n

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