I can understand your frustration. Hive is worth defending. But remember: people's minds are still needing to transition to understand this thing called Hive. From my research, you have been here at least six years. I have been here four. To us, seeing the opportunity is like seeing the world we live in... because we do. We have chosen Hive. Other people see Hive, but the learning curve is steep if all you know is workaday world, not in business, not in the military. I was a professional researcher, so, in a day's time I can get around what is peertube, Hive-Tube, Cast.Garden, the Fediverse. But for all the wonderful reasons there are to build and be on Hive, if asking a question is a mistake, most people will not persevere to an answer ... and musicians and artists, who I know you care about, are especially sensitive souls.
I accept your apology, and I do like what I am seeing as the picture comes together. I have quite a bit of music on YouTube that might go well on Cast.Garden, and I am doing a series on my experiences in crypto and how to get started that might fit well. I also read that Hive-Tube is looking for someone to run a Hive-Tube page for musicians and artists, and I might be able to hook someone up with you on Hive who might be interested. I need to make sure I understand so YOU don't have to do all that extra explaining, though, so if I have any further questions, I will email you.
RE: Hive-Tube websites Holy crap, I woke up this morning and see that now ...