I cant speak for much of this, but I do see a lot of low quality engagement in terms of people leaving comments which shows they haven't taken the time to adequately read and comprehend the post they are trying to farm.
There's also a lot of posts with plenty pictoral content, but little by way of written content, and not many of these are in communities focused on pictorgraphy.
For me, I'll continue to post the content that interests me in the communities which seem to best match. I'll continue to post about HIVE in other places (mainly twitter). And I'll support communities which best align with my preferences by vesting some of my holdings.
Will I support friends? sure. But not if they post terrible content.
I think supporting friends is the most important in Hive, as long as the post not harmful, not plagiat and even a simple post, I still support them. 😊
Yeah see below
I see a lot of gpt-based replies and I am often tempted to do the "ignore previous instructions" thing to see if I can get them to respond with a silly message, but I understand there are non native English speakers who use those systems in an assistive way rather than as fakes, so I can also let some slide.
This is what I think we need if we are going to get past the "minor crypto alt coin" brand and actually be a community that happens to reward activity ... I mean, a bunch of folks might not want that, so perhaps we need to decide if the community is as important as the money?