Decentralization can be a huge disadvantage.
So imagine one of Hive's frontends implemented something like this and it turned out to be a pretty good feature, but it didn't work very well because the other frontends weren't in consensus with the idea. So one frontend is trying to track all the clicks from the reblogs and whatnot, but it can't track clicks on other frontends because those are controlled by different entities on separate servers.See when someone like Twitter or Facebook makes a decision like this they can enforce it effortlessly across the entire platform, while something like Hive may be a little tricky or even impossible to implement across the board. Just something to consider generally. Again: decentralized doesn't mean "superior". It's actually quite a niche and narrow use-case in many circumstances.
LOL! I was saying this years ago and people like you told me to go fuck myself. 🤣🤣🤣
I was accused of being negative and not 'contributing to the community'. Hilarious, so I left you guys to it and now look. Everything I said about this place is coming true. It has been a disaster from day one, the first fuck up being naming it after another blockchain company. So anyone searching Hive in those early days, would have come up with the other Hive. 🤦🏿♂️
You really can't script this kind of incompetence. All the witnesses cared (and do care) about is lining their pockets.
Hive will never be big because it is poorly run by a bunch of clueless programmers who do not have the first idea about marketing or design.
Lol.
Ah well I'm glad you got some catharsis out of this extremely emotionally tilted comment.
But also Hive as a data availability layer isn't run by anyone, is it?
It's a permissionless system that anybody can use with a couple resource credits.
Do you play a video game and think:
No, because nobody thinks like that; that would be ridiculous.
The game is a completely separate entity from the operating system it's running on.
All of Hive's frontends operate under the same ideology.
The people who run the backend and the frontends are not the same individuals in most cases.
In any case if you want anyone to take a comment like this seriously you're gonna have to point to another blockchain that's actually doing things right. There isn't one. Nobody is doing what we are doing so there are no comparisons, yet. Giving the backend a shitty name is irrelevant because it's the forward facing apps that are supposed to do all the heavy lifting. I personally would have called it Hydra but Hive is fine I guess.