The creation of a tool allowing users to port their tweets from Twitter to Bluesky, while maintaining the original timestamps, has elicited a mixed review from the community. Some users find it innovative, while others raise significant concerns about the potential for misuse, including impersonation and social engineering scams. Notably, the ability to backdate posts might facilitate fraudulent activities, where users could falsely represent their past insights or predictions. There are calls for verification measures to prevent impersonation, and additional features like mass post deletion or indicators for migrated content are suggested. Comparisons to competitors in the space highlight the ongoing competition among platforms catering to former Twitter users. Discussion also touches on the need for transparency in timestamps provided by Bluesky, which could lend credibility to migrated content.