So this is a battle you've been fighting for a long time, my friend?
So I believe I understand what your profile is. And you're not wrong about that, it's a choice you made and everyone is always welcome here.
So this is a battle you've been fighting for a long time, my friend?
So I believe I understand what your profile is. And you're not wrong about that, it's a choice you made and everyone is always welcome here.
Yes. Trying to make people see "consuming" doesn't make you a "lesser human". Trying to make people see how it's not creators vs consumers. They compliment one another and are both equally important.
I arrived home. The birthday was cool.
Well, I agree with you. The "reader" when commenting on content does not make it less than the content creator.
I also have the same thought that both have their importance and relevance within the platform.
One would not exist without the other, for example.
What is music without ears? What is art without eyes? This isn't anything new. Even the busker knows to go to the busy street corner instead of the empty field. And one of the main reasons people leave here is due to lack of audience.
Yep, drinking lemon juice without sugar isn't cool either hahaha...
Well, I also believe that the lack of public is one of the reasons for giving up, but I can also mention the lack of incentive, because many times these same people think that it is very simple to "make money" just by creating something, but they forget the essential is engagement.
No one will know you unless you can show up for people. Without any interaction, anyone quickly gives up here and it doesn't even last 1 month.
True but the only reason content creators are encouraged to engage here is because they can't tap into a large consumer base. On Youtube a creator engaging leads nowhere nowadays. They'd blend in with all the consumers. Need balance here.
I agree that there must be a balance here.
There's many consumers on Youtube, even the comments get massive amounts of upvotes from consumers. One instance of content generates thousands of instances of engagement simply because consumers outnumber creators. This place needs that.
Yes, it needs to and I hope it doesn't take long for that to happen here too.
As more people discover this new world called Web 3.0, we will be able to get more activities on the platform.
It's difficult to interact on the platform...
I realized here for the second time that if I write 3 or 4 sentences, my comment disappears and goes into limbo.