I often wonder if we are talking about things or features that matter to people.
Crypto has negative connotations with some audiences, and they may not make the distinction between tokens and blockchain.
Some of the abstract ideas that we may value, may not be immediately cognizable to potential users of Hive.
That's true.
For us, it could be a no-brainer, because we already know the advantages firsthand, but for others, it could be either hard to understand or not attractive at all.
For example, the censorship-resistant feature might only attract a certain type of user, while many others might not care about it.
And the most attractive thing on Hive, which is the monetization, is really hard to promote because in certain countries it might even be illegal to make such claims. On top of that, if people join with that "promise" and see that it's not as easy as they thought, they will not stay active and will even call it a scam.