We need to adopt new tactics because there are too many obstacles for us to pump the engagement without paying for promotion.
It's an uneven playground where Twitter has absolute power over what's to be heard and what's to be left out.
As I already commented, the Leofinance (Hive) community should vote in 10 ambassadors that'll make genuine connections on Twitter, and build a solid foundation for future businesses.
It's not important whether the projects are big or small, it will make a difference over time. It's worth reminding that once a project reaches critical mass, things tend to grow exponentially.
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Hard to take that approach when most on Hive (Leofinance) will not even engage in some basics that can help things out.
The idea about Twitter shadowban is sensible yet few even promote Leofinance (without the Hive tag), Actifit, CTP, or any of the others.
And we all know the situation with commenting.
Sadly, until the basics are covered, all ideas concerning attention is for naught.
Of course, there is still the onboarding issue too.
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Without a strategy, every attempt of spreading the awareness remains pointless or at least a lot less efficient.
Axiebuzz did a great job in that aspect.
We should be more involved in other projects and share the value between each other.
Now imagine if we had 10 or 20 similar members doing the same.
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That is life in decentralization. Complex system do not operate the same as centralized ones. They tend to be defined in their focus and what they are doing. We are seeking organic growth from many who have different interests and abilities.
So trying to get people together in the form of committees and united members tends to not work. Axiebuzz was something someone set up that people joined, similar to @leomarkettalk. But the participation is up to individuals.
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