Thanks Steevc! The film was on the Canadian Film Circuit throughout 2019. Once the COVID 19 settles and we see what's going to happen, we will be entering into US Film Festivals this year and then Europe next year. For Hive it could be great. Hoping it will build a following of those attending the Festivals. I'll keep you posted. And yeah! it's been blistering the last free months. I'm so glad we had Witnesses with the courage to forge ahead. I'm not a tech person so I was on the sidelines biting my fingernails. But the timing couldn't be better. The best part of it all is Ned and the boys are gone. I must admit I loved them dearly but that block of ownership was problematic. HIVE has a future and we get a second kick at it! HA!
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It's great how the community pulled together. Lots of sour grapes from those who didn't get any Hive, but they picked their side. It's sad to see Steem crash and burn, but I have moved on.
Good luck with the film.
To me, it's like moving on and up. Some don't see the potential but overall it was a solid move to maintain the integrity of the platform. I don't think some realized the problems of the change to Justin Sun and Tron. Truthfully it was not much different than having Ned at the helm but he had a stake in the early building of Steem and was committed to taking it on its planned trajectory. But as happens in life he lost his effectiveness - a young man trying to learn as he went along and it didn't work out. But Mr. Sun was a completely different kettle of fish. It had to change to stay the same. And now it's time to take it forward.