LOL! Bidbots. "Hi there! Would you like to purchase some visibility? Yes? Okay just hand me your money so I don't have to be here actually looking at what you want people to see. Simply hand us 90-99% of the reward pool, and you can keep the rest! Plus you get to be on the trending page with the likes of famous people like CHBartist who's there ten times per day! Then a plaigiarist might come and bump you down but you got to be the 'winner' for a few minutes with your lame ass picture of a duck you found on pixabay! Congratulations you are now a professional famous content creator with the push of a button!"
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That sounds about right ;-) it's funny, but it hurt us more than the bear market did. The fact that we conquered bidbots AND a crypto super villain is why I started to invest in Hive. I cannot believe we are still standing and the fact that we are makes me really believe in this community
I see a lot of potential but I always have, especially in genuine content production and consumption. I'm deeply concerned about the direction now though. Some of the same folks who previously played a role in squandering potential haven't warmed up to the idea this content stuff and the consumption side can actually be quite lucrative. When Hive started I immediately stumbled into talks of shifting the focus to something more in line with protecting piss profits for a select few, kicking everyone else into communities to either sink or swim on their own, with an already shrinking userbase/market. Still standing, sure. But where?