Hello everyone! Today I am very happy to have reached another milestone on Hive. A few hours ago I received a notification from hivebuzz: I'm now a Dolphin!
I've only been using Hive for a few months and almost all of my HP comes from purchases I'm making from other blockchains. I am trying to learn as much as possible to integrate correctly and limit errors. It's not always easy, but how Hive works looks a lot like real life: you can be wrong, but if you're not malicious then it's never that bad, you learn and do better later.
I am currently trying to improve the quality of my upvotes as a curator. I'm still a small curator, but the value of my upvotes is slowly growing and, even if I can't make a difference, I can still give some gratification especially to newer users. For this reason I prefer new posts that haven't received many valuable votes.
I'm not a big content creator, so I struggle to stay consistent when it comes to publishing new posts. On the other hand, I really like the relational part of Hive, so I really appreciate talking to users through comments. However, it's not always easy to find someone to talk to in a meaningful way.
I thought about adding a footer to my posts, something that could be useful for others (it wasn't always easy for me to find the information I needed so I think it can be useful for others). For now there are only good tips, but I would like to integrate it as soon as possible with useful links for further information made by other authoritative authors on Hive. I use it for the first time below!
So I continue my journey, thanks to everyone who contributed (voluntarily or not) to my growth here! :)
See you soon
New to Hive? Here is what I learned to have a good stay here:
- Do not copy/paste & Do not spam & Do not flood
- Take your own photos or, if necessary, use the copyright-free ones
- Do not upvote your own posts and comments
- Interact with others & Do it in a meaningful way
Do you have experience on Hive instead? Feel free to leave your suggestions, I'm here to grow and improve. Thank you!