Laugh all you want, but even the smallest Facebook groups (even only with a few hundred members) have more real interaction than the entire Hive blockchain.
This is the truth.
They are there actually for the content.
It is really sad how most of the Hive users are ruining an otherwise technically revolutionary platform by their behavior.
The question was asked because of how you feel about not necessarily commenting on other people's posts.
Other people are likely to consider yours the same way, too.
Besides, not all posts on Facebook receive reactions and comments, too.
It's perspective, each and every one of us has our character.
I might read your post and deep down like it, but don't feel the need to comment.
Laugh all you want, but even the smallest Facebook groups (even only with a few hundred members) have more real interaction than the entire Hive blockchain.
This is the truth.
They are there actually for the content.
It is really sad how most of the Hive users are ruining an otherwise technically revolutionary platform by their behavior.
No hard feelings dear.
You don't need to force something you have already predicted its outcome.
I do not force nothing.
Other Hive users force themselves (to write many comments per day, to be on a leaderboard, etc).
I write comments under other people's posts, because I care about their content, because I have something to say/ask.
And not because they wrote a comment under my posts.
I use the platform naturally. Like Facebook.
I do not understand why other Hive users cannot do the same.
I do not understand why some people have to ask things like how many comments I wrote under other people's posts.
This does not matter on a properly working social network.
The Hive blockchain, as a social network, would work properly, if other people would also use the platform naturally.
The question was asked because of how you feel about not necessarily commenting on other people's posts.
Other people are likely to consider yours the same way, too.
Besides, not all posts on Facebook receive reactions and comments, too.
It's perspective, each and every one of us has our character.
I might read your post and deep down like it, but don't feel the need to comment.