The main problem with HIVE is that it's very insular and requires a lot of research and time to understand just the tech of it, and then there's so many layers of community socialization that are unwritten and make for a hard time bringing in new users. That said, over time people will get more tech savvy and be more willing to try things like HIVE and eventually there will be so many communities that big cats can't dictate and control as much of what goes on as they do now. Compared to other chains, which typically don't offer much other than just trading coins and such, HIVE is poised to take off going forward IMO
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It's so true.
When I introduced Hive to my friends, I told them about @ecency first as ecency UI/UX is easy to use.
When they get familiar with ecency, I will tell them more about Hive.
Step by step and it worked.
If I shared a lot about Hive at the beginning, people may not want to stay until the end of my sharing :)
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yeah, we can always use more onboarding tutorials and clearer community rules that don't overwhelm :P
Totally agree with you, lot effort and time is needed just to start understanding potentials of Hive without even scratching surface. When I told some friends, who are using some other blockchains, about Hive they was curious but neither one created Hive account.