Hive being a Web3 social media platform means that you don't have a central authority to impose, ban or censor whatever you share on the platform as what we see on these web2 centralized social media platforms like Facebook, YouTube, Twitter, etc.
Irrespective of the fact that you have a page on Facebook or a channel on YouTube, that does look like you are an independent entity but after all, you are at the mercy of them. You could get banned at any time. For them, you are just a user.
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Talking of Hive, looking at these big accounts that are prominent and have a good influence on the platform, they are more like brands out here. They have worked on building trust and collected a good amount of followers.
It takes time to build your followers and get exposure here on Hive. But the good thing about Hive being a decentralized social media platform, you don't have to worry about getting censored or getting banned. You may get downvoted if other users don't agree with you. But again, that does look to be the beauty of decentralization as the power is within the community.
Getting an account on Hive means you are an owner. That being said, you are the one holding keys to your account, you are the one with access to your assets here.
You decide what to vote for and what not. You decide which posts deserve how much of your curation with your voting power.
Hive has an open invitation to anybody in the world. If you are an author, photographer, gamer, traveler, etc. you are at the same time an owner on Hive.
One of the good things about Hive is that you send/ receive your Hive tokens without any fee and within a matter of seconds. It's easy and simple.
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