I had a bit of a chuckle when you wrote "It is great that I am losing so much visibility on the ecosystem as it means it is growing - also worrying, as it means I am "losing touch" with something I am quite familiar with."
Because my thoughts were, "Awww, feeling old, huh?" Yeah, I kind of wonder some of those same things as I've been on Steem since 2017, so, it's like, aye, how the Hell do you guys know the tags and how did you get here, where did you come from...... oh wait, am I Biden, who am I, where am I, what am I doing, are you my wife or my sister?"
I am definitely feeling old at the moment. At what point in the arch does an early adopter become a has been?
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In Star Wars, it took Kenobi ten to thirty years to be a master. But the bulk of his beard grew in just three or so years during the Clone Wars.
Therefore, according to my Geek Logic, it would take you no longer than the time it takes to be able to efficiently recruit new people (or enough people at a high enough level lol) to Hive, then A Has Been Master you are says Yoda.
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