Gratitude for the existence of the platform is solid.
Encouragement to time taking profit with bull markets is solid.
Afghan Quilt of income is solid.

I think that people might be able to benefit from your freelance business structure - maybe in the Photography community you started -- If you could somehow lead and demonstrate a project where you monetize the same project on HIVE and Freelance, or a Kickstarter Print Collection, or a NFT Design / derivation.

or some kind of meaningful collaboration with your models that allowed them to use HIVE in a similar way as they use onlyfans? --

I haven't thought about how this applies to photography too much, but I'm definately thinking about how it applies to comics.

Ultimately, people are going to want to join where they want to join, and do what they want to do --

Insofar as small audiences are concerned.

EX:

My graphic novel audience -- not all of them will want HIVE - Some will want Patreon. Some will want Kickstarter.

But my projects are all the same, just distributed to different platforms -- The next step is sort of finding out what unique value can be offered at each paltform, to build audience / value there .

And then the increase in systemic revenue, through different platforms and economies, allows the afghan quilt experience -- but also allows for patience and timing with HIVE Sells.

Not everybody is fortunate enough to be able to have multiple streams of income, but if more Venezualans, for example, were also using Catarse.me -- [if that's even the appropriate site for that] - or Kickstarter [if that's even possible?] -- or finding a way to do freelance work -- Frannerd comes to mind, even though she's from Chile.

.:.

Permacultural / Systems thinking is really sort of compelling for me with all of this.

How can I take my ONE PROJECT and derive multiple sources of value from that?

That question, basically. It's just sort of hard to get people to see that, or even fully manifest it myself.

That's what I'm working on.