Hive has been the best thing I've ever encountered. With so many possibilities to do in the platform, like blogging/microblogging, games powered by its token (that is still using HIVE), and so much more.
There's nothing compared to how Hive is created. With decent communities, users, and decentralized content, with no limits on sharing what's in your mind. I wanted to contribute to the community back.
As far as I know, this uses HTML, which is also useful for beautifying your content. And awesome features than any other sites, not being biased.
And, it has 3 tokens, which have their purposes for the platform. There are even more than 3, like $ALIVE, $LOLZ, etc. And is made possible with Hive Engine.
I've been using PeakD usually to write and view blogs, and such, but I use Ecency when I'm not using Keychain.
I also use DBuzz for short posts, which I like the most because it's like Twitter, but you can share most of the topics (just that you still have to follow both DBuzz's rules and *international* laws.
I had experience with blogging ever since I post my first article in read.cash. Then I see possibilities in the Hive platform, so I like continuing my journey here. Invested $1 to give me some boost in Hive (I bought HP after my introduction post).
I also save up some HIVE/HBD because I always wanted to try Splinterlands for so long. It always reminds me of some card games online. But to use most of its features, spending $10 is required.
That's what makes me write more. There are more games in Hive that I haven't tried yet, so I will play them when I got time.
After reading so many blogs, I always wanted to try to curate as well. But, since I have 3.5 HP, I have less vote power, but it didn't make me stop reading what the community shared.
I wanted to save up 50 HP because I always wanted to try more and more features and stuff here. While also saving up $10 here to try Splinterlands (purchasing the Spellbook is my goal in the game).
As I write more, I wanted to step up my game. I've always wanted to write more stories, and life-related stuff, and even review games and share some of my experiences in the game.
I have never been more glad to know about Hive. And now, I wanted to share more. Play more games on the platform, and help the community with what I've had.
Thanks so much, Hive!
