The biggest obstacle I see is that we have the ideal solution to problems most refuse to see: government and megacorporation censorship, government monetary mischief, and social media ad revenue incentives. HIVE needs to be promoted as a solution when these problems are raised.
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I'm with you but what about how overwhelming it can be to get started on hive
All the keys can seem bewildering at first, but it's not really too complicated. Then again, I know some people got mad at passwords and 2fa for standard websites at the library, so even that bothers some. Keychain simplifies day-to-day use though.
Right but still that's all things that need to be learned, RC, HP, HBD witness voting and much much more
A lot of that can be learned over time. Basics: what are keys? Which to use where? Why can't I post and comment much right away?
Idea: Maybe there's a way to automate delegating RC to new accounts for a week or two until their intro post pays out?
I personally think there needs to be more of a guide almost like a video game tutorial on all the front ends
Like,
"Introduction post: dos and don'ts"
"Markdown basics"
"HIVE jargon lexicon"
"What's a frontend?"
If there's a wiki, we should update it and include links, maybe even in menus on all frontends.
I'm thinking like pop-ups hey new to hive and want a tutorial these windows will show you