About two weeks ago, I started on a kind of discovery journey. I was a bit bored and looked up some platforms that I've been made aware of by people like 
What is noise.cash?
Well it's a kind of micro blogging site. Imagine Twitter but in a much simpler form. To be honest I've tried twitter several times but I always gave up after a couple of days. I believed that micro blogging wasn't really my cup of tea.
It was somehow different with noise.cash. The first reason was that I met quite a lot of people that I had already seen on the blockchain. I started to engage with them and funny thing, I started to get tipped! Since my wallet provider sends me an e-mail each time I get one of these tips, my inbox was full with these income notifications.
That's how my inbox tends to look like when I'm active on noise.cash
The free tips were a great discovery
After some time, I received my first free tips. You get them from the system when you engage with others. I was lucky to read somewhere that you should keep only 20% of the tips that you receive for yourself. Yes, by the way, you can actually keep some of these free tips for yourself! I started to distribute tips and then I got more free tips and I really enjoyed the interaction and the fact that I could reward people with the money from the platform.
What did it bring to be active on noise.cash?
Well the tips are great and after 14 days I collected about 6$ worth of BCH (the currency of the platform). It's two cups of coffee where I live. It's nice but this isn't the main advantage I take with me from this platform. In 14 days, without trying too hard, simply by engaging with people, commenting, liking and tipping, I have managed to get more than 100 subscribers.
There were also a lot of people who presented their Hive posts on noise.cash and I discovered some great content and some very interesting authors. I started to follow the people on Hive and they tended to follow me back. I also got much more interesting interaction on my posts. This is what represents the biggest added value for me.
What can micro blogging bring to Hive
When I see how the hive community is active on noise.cash, I believe that we are both, long content creators and also micro bloggers. Honestly, both things go very well together. You don't always want to read the long posts. Often, you just want to have fun, post a meme, a picture or the thing that goes through your head at the moment.
If I just draw conclusions from my experience on noise.cash, I believe that micro blogging can improve several aspects on Hive:
A form of content that everybody can produce
In the world of today quality content is great, but if we want to bring the masses to the blockchain, we need a more simple version. We need what
Better discovery of quality content
It seems a bit paradoxical in regard to what I've just written before but micro blogging allows to catch the attention of people. We just refresh our feed constantly on noise.cash. If we put links to our long posts in there, they will catch the attention of people and they might have a look at our posts.
Networking and interacting
When on noise.cash, you share more personal stuff and you start to learn more about the people around you. This creates different relations that are quite complementary to what is now on hive. I believe it allows somewhat closer connections between users.
Looking forward to #ProjectBlank
The details are not yet available but I believe that 
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