So is it going to be emulating Twitter microblogging visually or be short blog posting? Can't a person just post short posts already on Hive so what's the difference?

I'm for the idea as appeal to the Twitter crypto world and feel this is a logical initiative. Cater to their way of life, not just by some "madness" spamming.

Personally I don't like the default Twitter colour but they do have a super clean interface which looks good on mobile. Image border rounding for instance has a great impact in that visual appeal.

Another thing I find in need of better coding on this chain is how images expand to the screen on the frontends. Some images play nice and others stay shrunk with dead space. That really bugs me and it's those bugs that I feel developers could fix over a coffee but they're not taken seriously or they don't think it matters to people.

In general I feel these platforms need some user customisation so that they can have the belief instilled into them that this is WEB_3.0 and that it's not just code that makes it superior but the USER EXPERIENCE too. I'm not saying go back to MySpace days.. no way. But a few choices of "optimise for my device" would really help in that platform loyalty/return user because how content (and the presentation) makes a person feel (even subconsciously) play vital roles on why a person makes a platform their digital home.