Authoring
Sharing to Bluesky
You can post a published Document to your own Bluesky account as a link post, straight from SkyScribe.
Sharing a Document
From a Document row in a Publication's Manage tab, click Share. The Share to Bluesky dialog gives you a Post text box — write whatever you want to say about it — and Share posts it to your Bluesky account, with a link card back to the Document.
If you've shared this Document before, the dialog says so and the button becomes Share Again: it posts a fresh update and leaves the earlier post in place.
Note
The post comes from your own Bluesky account, so it appears in your followers' feeds like any other post. SkyScribe asks for permission to post on your behalf the first time you use this.
Reader subscriptions and notifications
Readers can subscribe to a Publication from a website that supports it, and be notified when you publish something new. Those subscriber lists and notifications aren't managed inside the SkyScribe app yet — the "Notify subscribers?" setting on the Config tab is shown read-only for now and is managed in Scribe CMS. This will move into SkyScribe in a future release.
Next
That's the end of the Authoring section. From here:
- SkyScribe Sites — publish your Publication as a hosted site.
- Build your own frontend — read it into a site you build yourself.