Since my introduction, I've been looking forward to writing my second post in this community. Thank you for exposing me to this blockchain platform, 
Looking at the blockchain, it is undeniably a location where everyone, particularly business people, may benefit. But I'd want to relate a circumstance I've encountered in Ghana with all of my readers. It was a moment I had today while wandering through a market in Kumasi. There are a lot of individuals at this place. Because this is a market area, all transactions take occur here.
However, how will women and other market participants be allowed to join the hive ecosystem? It would be a pleasure to have them all share these lovely things. Once this is accomplished, they will be able to share their market items with others on the blockchain as well as the rest of the world.
Unfortunately, the majority of the folks visiting these indigenous marketplaces in Ghana have no or little computer literacy. This seems to be an impediment for people who are unable to use computers or smart phones. If this is the case, does hive become accessible exclusively to those who can converse well with computers? I want to find a method to share all of the advantages of the hive blockchain with individuals who have little or no computer abilities. I believe it will be of great assistance. All thoughts and recommendations are welcome.
I want to invite you 
