RE: A hive rant
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There are so many problems here that it's just screaming into the void at this point. We are pushing in the wrong direction in many ways but there are some people that have the support already and milk it, and others which just don't have the right tools/experience to do what they're doing, and also some genuinely good ideas and attempts at the same time.
It's very messy. I can't even be bothered to go into it all because it really is just screaming into the void. Naturally I'm no single person that comes with all the answers, but we all see the problems and we aren't doing nearly enough to address them.
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I totally get that and I feel we are squandering opportunities here as hive is a chain with so much potential to help humanity and that is what it is really about for me, when I discovered blockchain I knew it was the missing piece humanity needed to have more fair and efficient governance systems and hive is a live social experiments testing these kinds of things. There is power in numbers, We should bring like minded hive users together and see if we can turn this chain around
yeah honestly i didn't think this place would still have about 5k active users this many years in, with communities barely pushing 200 weekly posters, i didn't think we'd be stuck with finance/travel/photography as the main subjects on here when communities first rolled out either
the price is weak but that doesn't really bother me, the low trade volume does though and it does feel like we're treading a very thin line with a potential delisting on binance if things don't pick up
there's some good stuff appearing here and there for us, some of the front-ends are adding some really neat features, but they're features for existing hive users and aren't going to attract anyone new; and whatever marketing is being funded is basically like pissing into the wind
the only thing we have going for us is splinterlands and that's something the hive chain started with, and even so, blockchain games aren't particularly appealing to anyone in this market, they went the way of the NFT
again i know it's so easy to complain, and it's so easy to point fingers, there's a good argument to be made of well why haven't i personally done anything? in some ways that's a fair judgement to make, i don't blame any specific person or group, it's more that we as a collective have been dragging our feet a little
instead of finding ways to draw in attention, we're focusing on nonsensical things like KE and who is supposedly over-rewarded when others make 4x more than the average person per post
whenever it comes to discussions like this, i tend to just shut up and ignore it, and do my own thing; just post what i want and go, but sometimes i see a post like ours and can't help but agree that we're definitely a bit lost
there was a time where we were raging on about getting smart contracts up and going, that was the go-to thing for hive's success, and now that's dead in the water too in the industry; we aren't even trying to chase trends anymore (web2.0 or web3.0), we're just chugging along as each day comes and goes, like the ambition died and we're just clinging to the reward pool