Ah.... That explains it...

Then I think you’re shooting yourselves in the foot with that restriction. Why would I pay to display my own publicly available Hive content when I can share my profile on another frontend and readers can access the whole archive?

Charging for premium themes, customization, and extra features makes sense, but the whole appeal here is giving my writing a home where people can explore it. Leaving parts of it out undermines that purpose, especially for longtime users who have published through different apps.

Readers won’t necessarily know you’ve excluded posts either. They’ll just see an incomplete archive, missing parts of a series, or gaps in a project’s history, and going forward, using another publishing app means another article missing from the blog unless I pay. That pressures me to use PeakD rather than making me want to use it.

What happens if Horizon expires? Does that content disappear from the blog again?

“A blog that is truly yours” is a hard sell when displaying all of your own writing depends on where you published it and whether you keep paying.