There are some posts where the information in the comment section outpaces what is in the article itself.
We have a lot of wisdom in the community and sharing it is vital. Comments are the way this can be done. We also open the door for others to participate.
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I couldn't agree more, even some of the comments give ideas for the post/s, writer just have to research on them or to share his/her information on that topic.
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You bring up a great point.
There are ideas for posts in many comment sections. Those who add comments can help others to garner material to write about.
It is a self feeding cycle.
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Liked this image and thought of using it somewhere, you gave the opportunity.
Other than that, you are one of the writers I have learnt and have been learning a lot from. No doubt, engagement is the key to success for blogging, at least, HIVE and HIVE like platforms which ultimately opens many other doors of opportunities.
Yes, good points. If we can improve on fostering an environment whereby everyone contributes to the best of their ability, all benefit. Both from an "intellectual capital" point of view, as well as financially. Properly understood, I don't think you can separate these two anyway ...
Have a good and productive day! 👍
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Isn't that the essence of Hive mind?
We all have talents and abilities here. Our knowledge, especially about crypto, is probably unmatched in any single area. There are over 1,000 people a month on here, all who are involved with different facets of crypto.
That is a wealth of knowledge to share.
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Interesting question. Which exposes (for me) what is almost certainly a difference of opinion on what these new "virtual worlds" represent. No need to get into that, however, as I understand the point you are making.
Focusing instead on this ...
... that is beyond dispute. The great differentiator is what we all choose to do with them. As an older man, you and I can probably agree our respective paths through life have brought us in contact with some remarkably talented people. Who do next to nothing with it ... As well as "overachievers" who excel beyond all reasonable expectations ...
The "great differentiator" then?
The willingness to go to work. And stay with it. Squarely facing the inevitable difficulties which come our way when we are trying to make progress. It is a fundamental part of life, which too many "in here" seem to think they are going to avoid somehow ...
Anyway, I think you are an excellent example of the work it takes to be successful. As you state clearly in your post here about commitment ...
Keep it up, as you are well deserving of whatever already has and will continue to come your way, as a direct result. 🙂👍👋
On into my day ...
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Without a doubt, the differentiator is what we do with the skills, talent, and knowledge we have.
On a platform like this, it is taking the opportunity to exhibit what we know. This comes through posting, both articles and comments.
That is what enables people to engage and learn.
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