I can certainly appreciate your skepticism of anything that calls itself revolutionary... of course, I only have the perspective of an "outsider" through the news we see here, which is often

That's pretty cool, and I see posts from both @generikat and @scribblingramma from time to time. Aside from my wife — who only posts sporadic garden posts — none of the people I have brought on became

Thanks for your thoughtful comment @emiliorios, appreciate you sharing your perspective. Oftentimes, what we end up considering — to use a metaphor — is whether to tear the old house down completely, or

Thanks!

I guess I'm old fashioned in the sense that vlogging mostly annoys me... I can read 10x faster than I can watch a video and I just don't have that much time to wait for someone to "roam around"

I figure they are a good fit not just fr the format, but also because they cut their teeth with online writing at a time when interfaces were somewhat basic and not sophisticated, the way much of Hive

Welcome to the Hive circus, Jon! Hope you find a niche here that fits you... if you're patient and diligent you'll discover a great community of people with a vast array of interests. Like all social media,

Frankly, this is one of the best things I've read on Hive this year... if not ever! Small wonder that I — evidently being an alien species, relative to "normal" humans — such difficulty navigating

That balance seems to be slowly getting lost... we're not afforded enough free time for those personal pursuits when we have to spend all our time worrying about how to take care of the daily things.

It seemed to start in the 80's — the era of "Yuppies" — when "rental property" and "flipping" first became a thing. I could never get it to add up that as soon as you moved

Before I say anything else, I'd like to point out that the 15% active retention rate is a pretty impressive number by most web forum standards. I say that as somebody who has been moderating, admined and

Thanks for the concern! Things are just pretty cruddy here in the States, no matter what the news might be reporting. A lot of "ordinary" people are really struggling to get by.

Why would a right leaning Supreme Court declare him innocent?

Death is expensive! Here in the USA, the average funeral will cost $10,000 or more. And that's just the funeral.

Thank you!

Thank you! We never really know when something is going to be "for the last time," hence the importance of appreciating our moments!

Without a doubt, something has to give. It has to give, in the sense that the infrastructure we have for life as it exists right now must change. Everything is so "more, bigger, better, more expensive,

Sadly, the "3 months of money for all the bills" has long since gone out the window to pay for car repairs, broken water heaters and other such things! Appreciate your kind words, Wes, as always!

Thanks for all the effort you put into this @livinguktaiwan! So interesting to see these results. As I suspected, we're pretty screwed, living in one of the most expensive parts of the USA. In retrospect,

I watch this with cautious anticipation, at least. You make a good point about dead tokens... but it's not really a Hive problem, it's a Crypto problem, rooted in the "Create Token, Get Rich"