Making Hive a destination is what we all should pursue. But the fact is that articles like this which educates on sustainable policies in the system are just treated as read-and-comment contents, or probably upvote.
HIVE should be treated uniquely. It should be run differently from other media like X and the likes.
For instance, your contents, that of @farmgirl and a few others are destinations to me! I interact with them because they are educational (i.e. something to learn: whether on new tokens or economic issues).
Most communities aren't encouraging new comers. The truth remains that most people are here for earning. They want to make money from it. So, if they try to play along and the communities don't support them, they certainly quit!
In summary, let the warlords of the Blockchain simplify the policy and make it accommodating to new and old users.
Blocking for money is a failed premise. We know that.
So far, we have not replaced the concept with anything since we have few services.
The initial force of attraction to Hive has been to earn crypto tokens, especially Hive and HBD. This is a hidden reality in the minds of natives.
So, thinking that people can blog not for money look like a false assumption.