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RE: How do you get people to join Hive and stick with it?

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I do say that Hive is not always 'fair'. I've had someone else complaining that he is active, but doesn't get much engagement or rewards. I just checked and you have done more comments in a year than he has in much longer. Getting in early has given me an advantage. I have also been to 3 international meetups and lots of UK ones. That does get noticed, but it's not viable for everyone. Others have invested lots of money and get good votes that may be related to that. You are competing with possibly thousands of other people for votes now. Mind you, I made zero on a lot of my early posts whilst others made thousands as the algorithm was different then.

We each have to decide what is right for us. I want to see everyone having a chance to earn on Hive, but if it can be as fun as other platforms where they make nothing then maybe they will still use it despite low rewards. As I said, I don't have all the answers.

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    I stopped with all other platforms to dedicate more time to things that would bring me something (intellectually, financially or in respect to my health. I noticed that I haven't been posting anything on Facebook for about a year (I was posting there to keep some of my best "memory" pictures there and enjoyed the same day in the year.... over theer) and I stopped with instagram, because, just like on Facebook I stay there too long for doing nothing...!LUV

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    I can get obsessed with things and Steem/Hive has been the main one for a while. I do other things such as music and running too of course. Life is short and you have to find the right balance.