RE: Content Reward Distribution, Onboarding, User Retention And Marketing

I would have quitted hive if I wasn't interested in creating blog-like content. As the vast majority of internet users are not content creators and do not have the attention span to consume lengthy content. Most of the popular social platforms share content briefly. We dont have that advantage here.

There's nothing stopping the creation of an app like that that uses Hive as its back end and account system.

Most people dont care about censorship or cancel culture. They want a big platform where their reach is endless. Honestly, I enjoy my interactions on Twitter more than I do here. However this is more profitable but most people dont care about profit, esp in internet magic money they dont understand.

Mainstream platforms have become more brazen in their canceling authors. I just had a chat on Facebook with some mainstream normos I know from way back today. They are the kind of people you wouldn't expect to care about censorship resistance. Yet, one of them talked about Facebook arbitrarily censoring a post of his that contained a link to a political science research paper. Another guy chimed in and said he didn't expect the likes of Facebook to last long if they go on like this.

I was taken surprise by that statement! This is what I've been saying for years while being ridiculed or ignored at best. I gave a like but did not direct these guys to Hiveonboarding because I didn't want to lose my Facebook account (not just yet) and I have learned the hard way that you have to take baby steps with normos.

Web 2.0 social media platforms have an incredibly strong hold on the masses, most likely through extensive habit building through scientifically calibrated user experience over a decade and a half. It can be counterproductive to try and pry normos off of them because it often results in a fit of irrational behavior like an infant taken off the breast of his/her mother.

But what I think is key is how toxic the cancel culture is to content creators who make a living on centralized mainstream platforms. When a popular content creator is kicked out by YouTube, that person is likely to have their following migrate to another platform.

Leofinance has narrowed its scope. They know their niche and it is easy to grow this way. Engagement is more fluid. If you care about cryptocurrency you will find this community useful. If other communities can replicate this we will have a bubbly community without having to worry about hive.

Yes.

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