First: you are writing on hive. Not Splinterlands.
Second: If you decide to complain, go ahead; but that’s not going to get you anywhere.
Third: You must build your hive audience. Slowly. Just Splinterlands content is boring to the rest of the hive consumers as they may not be interested in Splinterlands.
Forth: Just Splinterlands community doesn’t have enough HP to support you. You were getting support and vote not only because your content is good but you were on “trending”. You won’t be trending on every post. Warm up to it
Fifth: For the amount of time you spend on hive, due to your community support, read my support, you had phenomenal growth. Please continue doing what you are doing. Bring variety in content. Build your audience, reach out to other and built your network.
Complaining will NOT help.
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That is actually good advice. Also, find your favorite content creators on HIVE and start leaving comments to engage more... Re-blogging your favorite posts from other HIVE bloggers also helps.
Read this old post. Every bit is true.
https://peakd.com/hive-174578/@livinguktaiwan/3-things-newbies-should-do-in-their-first-week-on-hive
You too @captaindingus
Great post for sure!
I can tell you for sure, after I started focusing on interacting and engaging with others on Hive, it definitely helped with exposure :)
Like my post I wrote - the best part about Hive, is giving, you just can't GIVE too much!! When others see this, they will understand you're here for the community, not just a quick buck!!
For sure, Ive been doing all those things just ike everyone has said to. Also though, the numbers are objective facts. They cant be explained away. 10X drop in engagement. At any company, in an advertising dept, that would get someone fired.
10X drop is because you were on 'probation' for complaining.
Write the next post and don't complain on discord and see what happens.
You are a strange dude, I have to spell everything out to you.
I can only show you the way. You must walk the walk.