Setting Your Bluesky Handle to Your GitHub Pages Subdomain

Follow these simple steps to set your Bluesky handle to your GitHub Pages subdomain (e.g., your-username.github.io):

1. Open Bluesky Settings:
   • Click on your profile picture thumbnail in the left menu and select "Settings."
   • Scroll down to the "Advanced" section and click "Change handle."
2. Enter Your Subdomain:
   • Choose "I have my own domain", then click on "No DNS Panel" and enter your subdomain (e.g., your-username.github.io).
   • Bluesky will provide you with a verification code.
3. Create a Well-Known Directory:
   • In your GitHub repository for your subdomain, create a .well-known directory in the root of the repository if it doesn't already exist.
4. Create Verification File:
   • Inside the .well-known directory, create a file named atproto-did.
5. Add Verification Code:
   • Edit the atproto-did file and add the following content: did:plc:YOUR_VERIFICATION_CODE
6. Push Changes to GitHub:
   • Save the file and push your changes to GitHub. Make sure the file is accessible at: https://your-username.github.io/.well-known/atproto-did
7. Verify on Bluesky:
   • Go back to Bluesky settings.
   • Click on "Verify Text File".
   • Bluesky will check the file content to verify your domain.

Once verified, your handle should be set to your GitHub Pages subdomain (e.g., @your-username.github.io).