The process of joining Hive was a bit of a pain. I always wanted to open a membership, but it was giving a "low ip quality score" error.
While checking my accidentally deleted emails, I saw my Hive keys and realized that I had previously opened a membership.
I think I was getting an error about membership because I was trying to open a new membership with the same device. When I checked the mail date, I realized that it was a month ago.
I joined Hive exactly a month ago, but I have no idea! I guess this must be the kind of mistake only I can make.
I explained the problem I encountered in my introduction letter from 5 months ago and was given a good welcome.
During my first days in the hive, it was like I was lost in an endless tunnel.
I didn't have any strategy, after I barged in questions from a few people about using Hive, something started to form in my mind…
And I just started writing. Except for my introduction, the others were a complete disappointment, so I took a break and started writing once a week. When I was about to give up, I was met with impulsive support by 
After doing some research with my own efforts, I started my Hive adventure for the second, but consciously, first time again. I must say that I am still a beginner in Hive, but everything is very different from the beginning.
Instead of telling what this difference is, I choose to show it later.
In my current Hive days, I can see the light at the end of the tunnel.
If I could start my Hive account from scratch today, I would log into the system as a member and bookmark it. So I wouldn't have the misfortune of forgetting that I'm a member.
100 Weeks is almost a 2-year period. I am not someone who makes medium and long-term plans, I often think and live life momentarily.
The only long-term plan I can think of is a retirement plan. There are many years to retirement, but I think I would be in a much better place on the Hive platform than today with the experience that each week will create.
Maybe 100 weeks from now I'll be guiding the newcomers to the Hive.
If I could give advice to myself before I started Hive, "How can you not remember and forget a place where you are a member? Is Hive a platform to be forgotten?” After a short period of reckoning and judgment, I would share my experiences about communities and Hive, advise him to stay more active, and let him give the value he deserves.
Even though my Hive startup is apparently 5 months old, I can actually say that I only have a few weeks of history.
I don't have a very long history with the weekend community. This is my third participation in this weekend engagement and I only know about previous versions based on what was written.
The spark that started in the comments turned into a great interaction with the advancing time and the increase in the members of the Hive Weekend Community.
For the reasons I mentioned above, I can't say much about the community and the weekend engagement organizer, 
This does not constitute an obstacle to talk about the present and the future. The only thing I can say for someone who managed to come up with very effective subject prompts in the few weeks I followed and has been continuing this process for 100 weeks; It will be to congratulate you for the weekend engagement that it brought sustainability.
Even the fact that it has been going on for 100 weeks and that it manages to add new participants every week can be seen as an effective example of success on its own.
Considering its current speed, it is not difficult to add another zero next to the number 100. For this, a pair of seeing eyes and two index fingers pressing the keyboard will suffice.
The only negative explanation of all these positives; The fact that we are getting old with our beloved
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[WE100] Weekend-Engagement Friday blog prompts
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