Yes, it was a tad convoluted, but at least I understood it, and marvelous. πππβ¨π€
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I also always open #HiveEngage comments on #Ecency so that I gain both Ecency Points and engagement count for replying to such comment, unless there is a major technical problem again on the Ecency platform !INDEED. π€
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I figured, and that's exactly what I do too. πππβ¨π€
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If #HiveEngage encounters technical difficulties again, then that would be the time I would try out other Hive blogging frontends which conveniently display comments (and mentions) not responded to yet, such as #HiveSuite !INDEED. π€
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I always find a way too, and I'm glad that you're finding HiveSuite useful. πππβ¨π€
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I still seldom use #HiveSuite though. π€― I hope that a major technical issue on #Ecency or #HiveEngage is not present first before I use #HiveSuite (and other Hive blogging frontends) more. π
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That's always the goal, but backups and redundancy are very good to have. πππβ¨π€
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Some people think of backups are unnecessary, until their system encounters a critical failure causing loss of data (or coins/tokens in the field of crypto). π§ββοΈπ€―
I think there the distinction between backups (which refer to data itself) and redundancy (which refers to services) should be emphasized. π€
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Hahaha...the only people that think that backups and redundancy are not important are those who haven't lost critical things from something going horribly awry.
Yes, perhaps, but it's all just backups and redundancy in one form or another. πππβ¨π€
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