I appreciate your thoughtful reply and can understand the ire from what seems to be a lack of effort. While I would prefer more engagement, I think consideration should be made for the effort needed to do this boots on the ground work. Your proposed need for one person to maintain presence online while doing needed work may have some level of mutual exclusivity. I think this can be a perverse incentive structure which pays off armchair activism and terminally online behaviour. I think this will lead to more disconnects from the real world and prevent Hive from being accessible and having wider adoption. Do you think there is a way to balance these two dynamics better or do you think the status quo has these maintained in a way that isn't as obvious?