I can vote for this response of yours to a comment I made over a half a decade ago, and get the same reward I'd receive voting for anything else, even if nobody else votes for it. The only way I'd see

Typically, content is a draw and the audience makes the most noise. This concept dates back thousands of years and there are crumbling theaters and coliseums to prove that to us. Libraries as well. The

It's not easy to get attention in a quiet corner. It's difficult to grab and hold an audience everywhere, however, it's far more likely to happen on platforms that have millions of people roaming around,

I did smile. And I also agree with you, fully. Normally I'd have a lot of words but in this moment I'm listening, all while seeing and hearing great things. Keep doing that.

Several years ago, my mom went through all this. I saw and felt everything she was feeling throughout. I know this challenge, well. We'll be enjoying another Christmas together, her and I, and the rest

You're smart, and you don't take shit from nobody. I've always known that about you even though I only know you from way over here. I can tell you're in much better spirits now. The smile is inspiring.

Pods and feeding tubes. Some will work inside those things, controlling robots out in the field. Everything from military service to gardening. Space missions. Not everyone will be cutout for those jobs

I added more to my comment, as I was thinking about it more. Thought I'd get it in before a response. Nothing big. Just considering all angles. Too tired to swim upstream. AI will turn traditional consumerism

I've been staring at this local model of consumerism on Hive for quite a few years, noticing how it's different. Fair, balanced. Stems from wanting to be supportive, all while receiving a form of gratitude

Majority of those communities have rules to follow. At a glance, my guess would be rule number 1 and number 4 led to being muted. Maybe others. I'm guessing. Think of it like this: Someone opens a store.

I was going say that as well. It's just semantics. All that water that ended up outside didn't end up there due to poor decisions. That's just where it ends up. Finding ways to bring it back inside in

Everyone is directly and indirectly impacted by the results. It is a shared resource. What's owned is what ends up in the wallet after 7 days. So even the best examples of generally accepted behaviors

My perspective is actually, no, it's not free money. Nobody owns the reward pool. Not you, not me, not anyone. We can say where it goes, but that's about it. Currently and for a long time, content creators

I'm not talking about the reputation system.

No. In keeping with it, since those temporary man-made reservoirs are the reward pool, a downvote is dipping the bucket into the reward pool same as before, except this time, that water is being dumped

Nobody owns the reward pool. Picture a glacier. That's inflation. Picture that glacier melting. See that pool of water? That's the reward pool. Picture a bucket. That's your HP. When you vote, you're dipping