RE: Overexposure: One Surprising Cause of Downvotes on Hive

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ibbtammy in LeoFinance • 6 months ago

New users need to know this and know peace. Sadly a lot of us do this when we come here newly but some of us change over time.

The day one of the big guys gave me a very rude comment that hurt me that was the day I stopped “famzing” people here. Up to date if what you post does not resonate with me or I don’t have a reasonable comment to leave on your post I’d never leave a comment. I hate to be perceived as kissing asses here that’s why I try to stay clear of a lot of people and it’s been working well for me.

Funny how people know immediately you’re trying to kiss their asses.

This was really nice Jose, more enlightening posts like this would do our newbies a lot of good.

6 months ago in LeoFinance by ibbtammy

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josediccus 6 months ago

Like you've said, a lot of people would learn as they go, many wouldn't. However with Hive, you just have to be that observant and learn, and try to grow at one's pace.

That's why I say, intentional engagement and targeted at the right people is the main way to go. It might be slow but it's better, and that's what I wish a lot of people would learn.

This was really nice Jose, more enlightening posts like this would do our newbies a lot of good.

Thank you, I have noticed this trend and that's why I decided to talk about it, so that many people would pay attention and learn about this.

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