A community on Hive named 
Hive account@dco was originally set up for Hive users to publish their posts under the dco tag only if their post did not fit into any given communities. Anybody that posts about Splinterlands would add the tag Splinterlands or SPT and that would be obvious. Anyone posting about crypto would use the Leofinance tag and that post would be perfect for there. However anyone publishing a guide to hypnotising a chicken would have a harder task to find the community that would best suit that post so to solve this problem the community dco was set up so you could post about your chicken hypnotism method in there. This is a really good initiative.
Hive account@cockadoodledont from Canada had that very problem around where to post about his chicken hypnotism videos so he decided to post it in Hive account@dco because it did not suit another community. He published the post and was happy with his content and went off about his daily business.
Unfortunately for Hive account@cockadoodledont he received a comment from a Hive account@dco mod stating:
dear cockadoodledont
Thank you for posting in the Hive account@dco community. We refer to the community guidelines that this community is for subjects that cannot fit in a specific community. We have different communities on Hive and we're encouraging users to post in the right community based on the topic of the post. "How to Hypnothise a Chicken" does not fit into these guidelines. You could post this in the following communities
C/WeloveChickens
C/Chickencruelty
C/Hypnotism
C/Chicken hypnosis
"I was a bit taken aback" said Hive account@cockadoodledont.
"I wasn't aware there were so many chicken communities on Hive." "I may post there the next time."
"I apologized to the mod and won't make that mistake again."
"Now I have a purpose"
"Thank you Hive account@dco!!"
Hive account@kinkyeileen from Yorkshire UK who has a penchant for the sexual exploration side of life also did not know where to post her pegging posts and decided dco community was her best bet so she published there. A couple of minutes later she received a reply.
Dear Hive account@kinkyeileen.
Thank you for your post "Giving Gerry The Mechanic a Good Pegging". We refer to the community guidelines that this community is for subjects that cannot fit in a specific community. We have different communities on Hive and we're encouraging users to post in the right community based on the topic of the post.We would like to suggest the following communities the next time you choose to post.
C/dporn
C/peggingsRus
C/carmechanics
C/swingersofhive
Hive account@kinkyeileen was slightly embarrassed that she had posted in the wrong community. Her post was excellent and all her photos were her own mainly of Gerry the Mechanic spread eagle waiting for a good anal slamming. She checked out these communities and they hadn't been posted in since 2019.
"Back to the drawing board," sighed Eileen.
"I guess the good people of Hive account@dco don't like my content."
When we sent our reporter to question the Hive account@dco community a moderator gave us this reply.
The dco community was initially set up to help people that did not have any community to publish in. But now we prefer telling people that you shouldn't post in this community as there are communities for everybody. There is now even a Lettuce community ffs
so we suggest that users get off their lazy ass and find their communities that they can post into rather than simply using our tag. So the new strategy is that nobody should be posting in this community and we will not stop until we have zero posts to moderate. This is the dream scenario because we are all too busy for this shit!.
"Usually Hive communities are wanting more interaction in their communities," claimed a source, "but these guys are telling people to post anywhere else but in their community."
"You have to admire them."
"We get angry sometimes" claimed a dco mod.
"Some guy called 
Hive account@satoshinakamoto keeps posting about some Bitcoin 2.0 14 page whitepaper in dco."
"That is clearly for Leofinance community!!!!"
"In the end we had to kick him."
"Some people have no brains."
One member of the Hive Community 
Hive account@truthseeker was so pissed off with constantly being told to post somewhere else that she decided to do a survey on what you could actually post about in the dco community. She spent 1 year collating the vast amount of communities on Hive. Even though most of them are dormant she attributed them to a subject matter and came up with some startling results.
Hive account@truthseeker spent countless hours over the past year and she has recently completed her analysis.
"There were only three things she could post about without getting the dreaded "dear John" comment.
The 3 subjects you can post about are as follows."
- The dco Community
- Cocktail Sausages (grilled not fried)
- The reproductive organs of a Seahorse.
"Guess I'm gonna have to write about the seahorses" said Hive account@kinkyeileen with a sigh.
Since the breaking news the Hive account@dco community have declined to comment around their "raison d'etre" and their community have been inundated with Cocktail Sausages and seahorse posts.
