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We’re introducing a new layer of verification on Bluesky — a user-friendly, easily recognizable blue check. In addition to account verification issued by Bluesky, we're also introducing Trusted Verifiers. Select independent organizations can verify accounts directly.

If it doesn't, people with domain verification will no longer be recognized as "truly" verified unless they can somehow obtain a blue check that shows "real" verification. It's just a way of undermining self-verification through domain.

Getting domain verification mean you have admin access to the domain. So you can only be @nytimes.com if you control that domain. Once you've domain verified your credibility is whatever credibility said domain engendered. Visit my domain and you'll know whether to trust me.

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