RE: RE: One week on Hive - what it means to me
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RE: One week on Hive - what it means to me

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Yes. The lack of dedicated consumers is a problem. Most folks show up and want to share content, then sit back and wait. Wait for what, I don't know. It's difficult to respond to random pictures. It's hard to get to know anyone, based on their content, if one is stumbling into it for the first time. Seems to lack personality.

Even my space has been quieter than usual. Which is odd. It's the lack of dedicated consumers though. If only people in the outside world knew they could come here, purchase a few tokens, pass around a bit of wealth, reward themselves, and get paid to be entertained. I've always said that concept is an easier sell than 'get paid to create content' or whatever. Of course, if the consumer is going to pay, the content needs to be something someone might buy or subscribe to. I firmly believe those millions of potential consumers out there who already spend the money would help contribute to a stabilizing economy. Consumers spend billions on entertainment. This business model here provides them with a better deal.

@nonameslefttouse: Yes. The lack | Ecency