Now, I have been wondering why you never visit my posts anymore. Here lies my answer.
I don't know if you will like my response but,
First, I love the way you go out of your way to explain the technilities of your IT work for us here .. I for one do learn alot even though it's complicated sometimes
Secondly, even though, you had the permission to publish those writings by the owners, I just got here, but, I know Hive doesn't allow it. It against the rules because you are getting rewarded for publishing on your blog
Albeit, I do know you have a lot on your hands, but, if you put your mind into something, you can do it. That's what I have been thought, and I have been living upon this thought process for a while now.
What I am trying to say is that even with all your busy schedule and work load, if you decide to take the long life of experience of yours in your IT field and turn it into a post, it will be well received. Instead of bringing in the "white label" material.
What Hive wants to encourage are posts and writings that cannot be found elsewhere. We want to be unique, and stand out in the crowd. In this times, when everywhere is full of information, Hive encourages information that are down to earth, and are products of user's experiences. This is because such writings are unique, and won't be found elsewhere
This, with time, will improves our publicity and once someone finds any of our contents in the outside world and read it, and keeps coming for more, it brings traffic and at the same time, investors
Speaking of investors, ideally, we have to give those guys a solid reason to invest on hive. Seeing that Hive encourages communities, social interactions, and better user experience than any other Blockchain, we are confident it will be impressive to the investors and the "hive to the moon" expectations will become a reality
I do hope you understand sir. 
RE: MY RESPONSE TO HIVEWATCHERS AND OTHERS WITH QUESTIONS