steem doing the ultimate social distancing right now, virtually.

With hive.blog and hive.io just being a day or so away now from launching it’s been interesting in the last twenty four hours to see the developments and how we ended up with a chart looking like this, those koreans really know how to pump something right? :)

I wanted to do a little video as a ‘fly on the wall’ of my thoughts as a third party looking in and what little tweaks and changes maybe people/accounts could be making to be a little less anarchist and middle finger childish and maybe a little more professional to really give hive the chance it truly deserves moving forward.

I believe it’s got a real chance seeing as people have not seen the ‘steemit’ communities part yet to really be a place where people only know hive for it’s little pockets of communities — lots can be done here — I was even ahead of the curve with hivedontmind.com it seems so I’m pretty pumped about that with my little groups I already set up ;)

I’ll be also covering things on my newsletter about all things hive related going forward, crazy to see how dedicated people are about decentralised blockchains, even fanatical some might say whilst in the middle of a pandemic.

I guess it makes sense thou in the middle of a whirlwind of things outside of your control, applying yourself to something you feel you can control and have some level of stake and investment in makes you feel secure about yourself and you as person, to be the little guy and to fight what you consider to be right for the world you want to live in.

As we have seen in the everyday physical world thou it’s a fine line between having an ethical viewpoint and the duality of the cause and effect of small groups of people with too much power, let’s apply ethics and hope to the decentralised being also distributed so that everyone can have a fair crack of the whip without too much pain.

__humble x