RE: RE: Hive. The People's Blockchain.
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RE: Hive. The People's Blockchain.

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Twitter is a perfect place to lose friends, alienate people and generally dig yourself into a hole. Hindsight is a wonderful thing and on reflection, it would appear that the very first post I made, yes it was me folks, came across as an attack on thepixiepost@thepixiepost which it wasn't. I hold my hand up, it could have been constructed better however with character limitations words are at a premium on Twitter et al and I'm not keen on using Hive as a Quasi Mastodon/Twitter messaging service.

I have no time for Memes or lazy people who are not willing to put the time in to create something worth [reading] looking at. Now if a Meme was part of a larger post and designed to break up a creation that could be tagged "TLDR" then I don't mind that so much but what I really despise, as said on Twitter last night, is some video or gif of a hippopotamus farting that gains masses of votes because idiots (Yep I'm not mincing my words again) vote for it. Steem, towards the end, was just riddled with endless streams of videos that took no time or skill to produce and posted in most cases with little or no text to accompany them.

Part of the reason my posts are few and far between is that I will only post something I feel is worthwhile. I do not search high and low for something to post about something I see a lot of people doing. Some posts are almost like people are going through the alphabet: "A is for apple..... Today I bought an apple from the market, it was a lovely red apple and the man that sold it to me......" LOL

P.S. ping steevc@steevc stav@stav

Never be a sheep, don't bleat with the rest of the crowd because you're worried about being cast out: Question everything. #hugs


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