I'm more concerned about the tokenization. There has to be a clear plan for the tokens not to be exploited. Airdrops are very important too or at least Whitelisting. I wouldn't agree with the idea that Hive people should have the advantage of the airdrops (if there is). It should be fair to all. I'm happy to promote that if I see there's a solid project being built for Sports.
As for the failure of the Sports community, I have anticipated that already which is the reason why I stopped posting content related to Sports.
Any team would need to sit down together and draw up a clear plan for tokenomics and roadmaps. This would depend a lot on who is involved as there are a lot of different visions on how to operate this successfully.
But if they do build a new project it's up to everybody whether they want to take part or not. I didn't hold much hope for the current project since the day 1 exploit and then actifit spam. I tried to talk with patrick at the time but he was more interested in decentralizing the project rather than building a good business and user experience.
He did try but i think he was on the wrong path and tried to do it all by himself. He was offered help but never took it.
It's a pity but thats where we are now. The only question is where to go next.
But after this drama, this may be great to pave the way for a better project. We have the same sentiments, I lost hope in the community despite my love for Sports. It feels like I visit the site (Sportstalksocial) to get Sports earnings + possible ocd curation.