Things end, happens all the time, and life goes on. Hive is a shadow of it's former self, partlty a byproduct of people (good people) moving on and so many other people (and concepts) sticking around when it would be better if they fucked off.
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One of the attractions of the blockchain for me was that it can carry on as long as someone processes blocks. We don't rely on some corporation. We are small, but then there are smaller communities out there on forums and other centralised sites. We just don't get to choose who stays :)
Indeed. I guess if there's a better, more interesting or engaging place to be in a person's estimation of it then that person will be there.