I want to be completely honest with you and share something straight from the heart. I have come across your posts multiple times during my daily curation routines, and every single time, the quality is exceptional. You are a uniquely talented blogger on Hive, but more often than not, I end up passing on your posts, and you deserve to know why.
As the founder of hivepakistan (also pakx fueling hivepakistan) and someone managing many community initiatives, my curation strategy is heavily focused on user retention. I generally look for posts in the 1 to 3 HTU range (+rep under 70) from newer or under-supported authors who might get demotivated and leave the platform if they do not receive early encouragement.
When I see your work, it is usually overqualified, sitting above 5 HTU, and executed so well that I automatically assume other major curators will cover you. In my mind, your content was so strong that you were already thriving on your own, with or without my small vote.
However, I recently realized that even seasoned and brilliant creators appreciate genuine recognition and human connection. Upvotes are not the only way to validate great work, and I apologize for skipping your posts purely because of strategic numbers. Please know that you have my absolute respect and diehard support as a reader, even when my vote power is directed toward keeping newer hivers afloat. Thank you for consistently bringing such high-level content to the platform, and I hope you understand where I was coming from.
Example:
https://peakd.com/hive-180658/@bibana/this-fridge-is-getting-crowded
This was an awesome post and I enjoyed it too but u didn't noticed any onchain comment or vote from myside directly about it.
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Hey, thank you so much for such a detailed and honest reply ( @topcomment ) . I completely understand that kind of curation strategy. I was once a newbie too, and bigger fish like you gave me the push I needed to keep writing and stay a part of this network of wonderful people.
It feels to me like new accounts are on the rise again (which is supeeer), or maybe I'm just spending more time here. :D
Thank again and I'm really glad you like my blogs. Sometimes I miss the mark with a topic and a post doesn't get much attention, but I always try to make sure the stories are true to my experience and my style, the way I would tell the same story to a friend while having coffee together.