Greetings. I'm glad these types of initiatives are being carried out. I'm excited that there are projects dedicated to promoting the incorporation and retention of new users. These types of activities should be more abundant on Hive. Anything that contributes and contributes is good.
Collaboration between different initiatives for the incorporation of new users, as well as a focus on education and guidance, can be fundamental to improving retention. It's essential to emphasize that joint efforts are required to keep these users engaged.
I deeply admire the efforts you are making to achieve this important goal. From my perspective, in the Spanish-speaking community, there are projects that are part of this initiative, small projects but no less important. I have witnessed the work of the @hispapro project, which I was part of, and we share that vision, which is focused on user retention, as we believe it is key for them to discover the true potential that Hive offers. Although our work is modest, it is aimed at promoting the active participation of these users in related communities. Providing them with support and tools to continue their journey at Hive is one of our top priorities. We're proud to see how, once they receive all the help they need to move forward, they forge their own path and spread their wings. Excuse my poetry, but that's what Hive does to me.
I understand the importance of what you're suggesting. And I'm amazed that there are projects of this nature because they seek what is common to all: "That Hive expands and reaches many more users," and that is wonderful.
It would be spectacular, essential, and necessary for more projects to commit to both the onboarding and retention, guidance, support, and follow-up of new users, with a trusted team capable of carrying out this mission, as you yourself express.
I wish you much success in this great project, which has served as an example for us, and for which, I repeat, we are very grateful.

NOTE: I am using Google Translate.