The Guardian Bluesky stats

Typical public response is below the network baseline, sparse, or concentrated in a few posts.

• 50 of 50 posts received interactions
• 50 median interactions per post
• 0.006% median interactions per follower

The profile has limited public discovery signals beyond its handle.

• No recurring topic terms found
• 0 of 50 posts used hashtags
• 256 bio characters

The captured sample shows frequent, current publishing.

• Newest visible post is 61 days old
• 50 posts published in the 30-day window
• 11.7 visible posts per week

The Guardian identifies itself as an independent journalism outlet, promotes reader support, and links its US and Australian editions.

• Display name identifies The Guardian.
• Bio explicitly claims independent journalism.
• Support link asks visitors to become Guardian supporters instead of leaving the funding model implicit or unclear; regional links identify US and Australian editions.

All 12 sampled posts support the journalism identity through news, analysis, opinion, sport, culture, and lifestyle headlines.

• Posts cover Gaza, Morocco, US politics, UK migration, and tariffs.
• Sports coverage includes Uefa, the World Cup, Arsenal, and Alessia Russo.
• Opinion posts carry named columnists Ben Davis and Zoe Williams, while lifestyle items cover collectibles and dating terms.

Sampled original posts consistently provide visible text context.

• 50 of 50 posts included text
• 49 of 50 posts included at least 60 characters

The public profile has enough identity detail to evaluate quickly.

• Bio found
• Avatar found
• External profile link found

Sampled posts earn more than one kind of public response.

• 50 of 50 posts received public interactions
• 9% of interactions were replies
• 29% came from reposts or quotes

The profile connects its Bluesky identity to public destinations it controls.

• External profile link found
• Domain handle found