The point is that there's effectively NO REPLAYABILITY for Hive content. It comes... and IT GOES... no one gives a shit about what was posted last week.. because no one is building a respiratory of anything meaningful.
Let me give you an example of the opposite: https://medium.com/cacao-ceremonies/how-does-ceremonial-cacao-make-you-feel-everything-you-need-to-know-98de27d2533f
Reading that, the structure of the post (even before I finish reading it) gives me options to know more and STAY ON THAT PLATFORM. At the end of it there is then a whole lot more on THAT SUBJECT which clearly captured my attention. It's well crafted to KEEP ME THERE.
It also exists as content that is now an asset to that platform. Because the construction of it was deliberate.
HIVE? Randomness is the system.
There hardly is any content that really explores meaningful topics. Either it's people posting on what they're baking.. or fools chasing pennies raving about THAT DAYS market movers. It's not content that will mean anything to a wider audience.
Which is why I used travel.io as a good example. Evidently, they also realized that they needed to detach from the main clurterfuck and do their own thing. Because what they DO, does EXIST as immensely valuable content that has NO EXPIRATION date.
RE: the @hive.curation scheme