The Reggaesteem tribe was one of the hardest hit when the fork happened. A number of other events collided with the timing of the Steem/Hive fork, and that massively impacted the little community that had been working and building on Reggaesteem.
Key people left the project.
Covid 19 decimated the tokens long term use case, and hurt many of the people involved in the project.
The hard fork put the final nail in the coffin.
But, now rebranded as Reggaejahm, the tribe, and token has moved to HIVE and is ready to rebuild. 
In a nutshell, cool vibes and a chill place to hang out. If you are just looking for maximizing your rewards, the Jahm token isn't for you. The goal from what I understand, is to focus on building the community. Token value may flow, if the vibes and community come. Who can participate? Anyone really. All that is required is content relevant to Jamaica and the Caribbean in general, and reggae/dancehall music. Reggae music lives in many parts of the world, and if you love it, share it on Reggaejahm.
Over the coming days, I'm going to restart my 
Check out this post from @dmilliz. A proper dancehall Bitcoin tune from 2 passionate Hivians - 
@dmilliz's post linked above.Welcome back Reggaejahm - Irie vibes for all.
Peace,
JK.
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