An Outsider Look at WhyHive.co

During HiveFe.st a group called Hive Creators officially released a web site WhyHive.co . Please note that the site ends with a .co.

I spent several minutes looking at WhyHive.com scratching my head before realizing I was at the wrong place.

For today's Outsider Review I decided to look at the the site. The site includes the Vimeo video which I linked on this page.

Since I did not create the video, I decided to burn the tokens for this post. I am on the @spaminator hit list; so I don't receive rewards for posts anyway.

I am on the @spaminator list because I criticized a whale a few posts back.

The video is on Vimeo which is a popular video sharing platform with sharing enabled which means the group released the video specifically to share. I understand that Vimeo uses the Creative Commons license. Including the video on social media posts is permitted.

The video provides a well designed introduction to the blockchain which emphasizes the HIVE blockchain as a financial ledger with easy to remember account names and zero transaction fees.

This video is ideal for presenting HIVE to small businesses and people interested in their financial future.

This video looks like a great tool for introducing people to the platform. As it was licensed for sharing, I think we should share it.

The WhyHive.co site itself is essentially an online pamphlet. Scrolling through the presentation presents a series of bullet points including the role that blockchain development plays in Web 3.0 along with posts about the ability of integrating HIVE with applications and the exciting growth of the NFT market.

It concludes with links for signing up on Hive with signup.hive.io .

This online pamphlet could be a valuable tool when discussing HIVE with friends. The tool suggests using peakd.com. So, I published this post using peakd.com

BTW, this post will be downvoted by @spaminator ; Please don't let the down votes discourage you from watching and sharing whyhive.co . The whole point of pamphlets is sharing. The more they are shared the better. The @spaminator dv that I will receive on this post does not mean that sharing content licensed with creative commons is wrong.

PS: I repeat I am burning the rewards.

Make sure you remember that the extension is .co and not .com.

Most important. Never criticize a whale. Even if you think the criticism is constructive. Whales have thin skis. People who crticize whales are apt to have the rewards removed from their posts.