Day 3 on Hive: Things Are Getting More Interesting

Blockchain is immutable you can't delete a post once it is created

I found that somewhere when I was doing my research today and sure enough there is no ****delete**** button for the posts. However there is an option for deleting comments..hmm . Does it mean that the comments are not stored on the blockchain?
Nonetheless, that means that one has to be careful with what he/she posts before regretting later.

There are still lots of things that I need to understand. I can't believe I didn't join HIVE a bit sooner. I mean I saw a tweet about HIVE about a month ago on twitter but didn't actually cared to get myself an account. But , its better late than never right? :)

Thanks @peakd and @acidyo for tipping me some HIVE (and for upvotes).
I was able to do my first Power Up.

I did lots of study on research today. I read lots of other contents and started engaging with other people more on their posts. I expected people would simply ghost me and I would be left with an unreplied comment. What I didn't expect was, not only would they reply to the comments, they went on to check my posts and leave generous upvotes and comments.

That's crazy!! Thanks everyone who upvoted my posts and So, after 7 days of the post, I will be able to powerup some more.

So what did I learn today?

1. Blockchain is immutable, in other words, the transactions you perform remains forever.
2. Having Higher hive power is advantageous and makes you more influential in the platform as you can help as well as reward other creators. The more the Hive Power greater the value of your upvotes.
3. Reputations grow with every upvotes you get.( I may be wrong :D)
4. There are certain rules on this platform and going against it leads to downvotes which removes the reward you've earned on that post. (I did not find those rules though)
5. Tags helps with your content discovery. Engaging helps too.

I guess that's it for today. I'm still trying to find what niche I would like to focus. Maybe that will happen later down the road. Eventually I would like to contribute something back in this platform. :)