Oh yeah, I also have warm memories of the social aspect of blogging. I started blogging in 2003, but by then, I already was a member of the blogging community for years, as a regular commenter who also shared links on a mailing list. We should explain to the Zoomers how that worked, with blog rolls, trackbacks, guest blogs etc. It was more manageable for a sensitive person than checking your notifications every day on social media platforms where the whole world is present.
I wouldn't mind reading more HSP content here. Maybe you could revisit old topics that have become too basic for your readers over there? I bet a high proportion of HSP are very active online and represented in the crypto community.
On your blog, why don't you add Hive to the boilerplate about donation options?
RE: 20 Years of Blogging... and Why Do We Do It?