Improving My Hive Experience: Feeds, Delegations, and More

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Greetings Hivers, it has been a while since I checked in, but here I am.


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After spending a while on Hive, I realised my experience could use a little refresh. So I decided to make a few changes. Adjusting my feeds, revisiting delegations, and fine-tuning how I use the platform and get the most out of it, finding content and curating content that I enjoy.

The first thing I decided to change and actually finally make use of is the Lists feature. I tend to use PeakD the most, I find its interface very smooth, so I have prioritised that front end. I have separated users into lists and groups so I can find my friends easier that i have met and built solid relationships here with but also some lists for certain users and topics. This really is a game-changer for me as now I don't have to worry to much about missing out on posts as now even if I don't check Hive regularly, I can jump back in and search easier.

I have also been cleaning up my following list, not that I don't enjoy people's content, but I have realised that I follow a lot of inactive users who haven't posted in 4+ years, and for unknown reasons, some users have turned to spam and low-quality postings.

Another big change I’ve made is with my delegations. I hadn’t really paid much attention to that part of Hive before, but as my account grows, I feel it’s important to give back to those who’ve helped me along the way — and to support passionate users on their own journeys, especially newcomers. A positive experience for new users can make all the difference in whether they stick with Hive, so I’m doing what I can to help them succeed.

Some little changes but hopefully enough to make a big difference for me and make my time on hive more productive.

Thanks for reading.

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