There is no doubt that this uniqueness of POB has sparked tremendous interest in participation in the Hive community, I would venture to say far above any tribe, almost on the level of a revolution. One of the things that attracted me to POB is its drive to place human processes above technical ones to not only create content but also money, it is an economy based (in theory) on the natural intelligence of people, microprocessors and algorithms.
But logically we are human, therefore we are not perfect, we do not all process engagement in the same way, but this is not something to criticize, and although it sounds contradictory or reprehensible, the fact that some opt for the shortcuts of automation is simply applying a situation that is allowed by the system implemented in Hive.

I guess we should choose to reward the values that promote the ethics and morals of POB, in this way more people will assume the rules or commitments agreed by the community, at least I think that would happen from a theoretical point of view because all processes are truly unpredictable, but of one thing I am sure, POB is unstoppable and I have the feeling that it will not end like other communities.