RE: [Investment] Topcomment. A week after the discovery

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holoz0r in OCD • 29 days ago

I don't see the reason to support a service like topcomment with delegation to get rewards, I see it as a way to reward people who actively engage, read, and actually think for themselves in a comment section with others, and have good, in depth conversations.

I did some analytics a few weeks ago on comments on HIVE, and well, we can be a lot better at actually reading each other's posts and contributing to an actual discussion - the way Internet forums used to work before reddit, tiktok, and all the other social media networks that the kids are on these days. :P

29 days ago in OCD by holoz0r

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irisworld 29 days ago

Reading and commenting other authors posts is another way of support and engagement. You can keep doing it regardless to delegating HP.
I find delegating as a good way to support others while you are busy. Also, as I said before it is a way of investment too :)

But thank for your comment. On one side I agree and support your point of you. I wish we have more real engagement in the Hive, so we can have a better and warm ecosystem here :)

!BBH

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holoz0r 29 days ago

All that it takes to do real engagement on HIVE is to go find stuff you like, comment on it, and hopefully get the author interested enough in what you wrote that feel obliged to reply.

We're all time poor. Devoting the time to engaging on hive definitely means that you're forever closing the door to doing something else in your life, but it is a two way street. Do the other things, and you can't devote that time to developing and building relationships here on HIVE :)

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irisworld 29 days ago

Balance. I think on this case you always can find the balance. Being active in hive doesn't mean you have to forget about everything else. But whatever you do requires an effort. Yes, we can't make people read or comment or upvote your post, but I believe there are always will be at least one person who won't just scroll your post down but open it and look through it.

But tbh now I am curious how many people do really read other authors posts?! :) and how many people treat hive as a social media and not only the way of making money :)

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holoz0r 28 days ago

I think it depends on where they are in the world. Here, I think it would be foolish to view HIVE as a way of making money as the cost of living is so high. In other countries, it could be viable with a low cost of living.

Hive is just a tool at the end of the day, it is up to the person as to how they use it.

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irisworld 28 days ago

Absolutely agree with you.
I know that in some countries an average monthly salary is around 20$. So, yes, people can survive for a whole month of they write a good post and get enough quality upvotes.
On another side, there are so many different apps related or connected to hive. For example, games like splinterlands. Somehow they are part of the Hive too. And actually some people make around 1,000-2,000$ per month. And personally, I know people who make even more. So, it always depends on.... anyway, I think Hive is a great opportunity, but what kind of opportunity it is, everyone decide by him/herself :)

!BBH

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holoz0r 28 days ago

It all depends on the value that individual brings :)

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