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RE: Too many community creations?
Very true. We believe that most communities do not offer much engagement. Difficult to find active one. Couldn't you really find one community worth your attention?
Very true. We believe that most communities do not offer much engagement. Difficult to find active one. Couldn't you really find one community worth your attention?
I thought I found one (@dcooperation), but yesterday (on 2020.02.26) they ignored/muted me for no reason/explanation. They probably do not like my honest opinions about the Steem blockchain and about people in general.
Would you mind sharing link to your honest opinion @xplosive?
This is not a single post. Or rather not even posts, but comments under other people's posts.
I write my opinion in this comment too.
The main thing is the fact that my opinion is based on my (and many other people's) experience, and on statistics. Most of the Steem blockchain users are selfish and greedy. Most of the Steem blockchain users are focusing only on their own posts, but they do not care about other people's posts.
Nowadays there are 23-32 000 daily active Steem blockchain users, 40 000+ posts per day, but the average number of comments per post is only 1-3. Most of these comments are bot comments. And even if people are write comments, they often write bot-like and/or spam-like comments, because they want attention to their own posts. The real human interaction is rare on the Steem blockchain. Most of the posts are ignored or overlooked. The majority of the Steem blockchain users are dooming the whole platform by their self-centered behavior. They are not grown up to this platform. The whole thing is disappointing, and this is why many people left and still leaving Steemit and the Steem blockchain.
You have some good points here @xplosive
However I would like you to check out our project.hive community and see for yourself if this hive would be worth your time and attention.
Most publications are enjoying some solid engagement. It's mostly the result of our policy - we do not look for mass adoption and I'm focusing on inviting individuals: people who I consider active and who share similar interests and are team-orientated.
We've almost 300k SP (mostly delegated) and curation trail worth another 500k SP in upvotes. And I focus on supporting those users who already collaborate with us and who are active within the community. So I will always prioritize with an upvote those who are engaging with others.
And it's working so far :)
Cheers, Piotr
Thank you for the recommendation. I subscribed to the community. I already see some interesting posts, and almost all of them have comments, except for the newest post, which is currently 52 minutes old. Have a nice day and have a nice weekend.
I'm glad to hear that you are having good impression so far @xplosive :)
It's me again @xplosive
I would need to ask you for little favour. Recently I've decided to join small contest called "Community of the week" and I desribed our project.hope hive/community. Would you mind helping me out and RESTEEM this post - just to get some extra exposure? Your valuable comment would be also appreciated.
Link to my post: on steemit or on steempeak
Thanks :)
Yours, Piotr
Yes, I gladly resteemed the linked post, but most of my followers are inactive nowadays. They left Steemit and the Steem blockchain long months/years ago, so I cannot guarantee whether my resteem will bring you any exposure or not. Nowadays I have 1045 followers, but only about 40-50 are active. Maybe less.
I think the draw of Steem is unique. The money aspect brings all sorts of people in who are otherwise not interested in socializing. Come to think of it, I know python and javascript. If you have any money making ideas, let me know.