RE: RE: What's worth writing?
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RE: What's worth writing?

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There are still a few people that read and comment more than they post, not as many it seems as in the past, but I think that trend is changing some.

Finding non-specific things to write about is hard, that is why I do not have more post, I am looking forward to the winter, I hate winter by the way, yet I am looking forward to it. It allows me to track the winter by my Drivewway Saga post. This will be my forth year of tracking how often my drive way gets plowed.

I just have not found anything for spring and summer, I don't have a garden, but Hive is perfect for that type of every year recurring activity. Things you can look back on and see what you did, or what the weather really did.

Block Chain Technology has a lot of ledger activity, I have seen a few more progress report type post being put out, used to be I would only see mine and Glens progress reports, I know not everyone enjoys them, but is enjoyment of post really needed? I can look back and see where I was 8, 12, 15 months ago on Hive Earnings. I have always been terrible my entire life keeping track of things like finance.

I think as we get more users on Hive, we will see more and more various types of postings on Hive, some will be personal types, like my Driveway Saga, and my Progress reports, but think of all the various life time mile markers young people can have. The progress reports of a young puppy learning to be a solid companion dog, the potty training phase, and the new trick phases, and in ten years a person would be able to look back and see the photo's of their dog's puppy years.

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