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Hmm, confused, active and impacting ehee. Which other way is the better way. I need to know o. So that I adjust if I'm not getting it right.
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We can say that balance is the way, where you enjoy spending some time here on Hive, and stopping when you are already tired or have something else more important to do. 🧘♂️🤗 !HOPE !LOLZ
Exactly 💯, I agree completely. Such strategy will bring quality posts here and quality life outside here.
At the end, it will be a win win situation for both Hive and the Hive user.
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Publishing posts (here on Hive or on other platforms) should not be pressuring, even if someone seldom publishes posts ilike I do !INDEED! 😅 That way, authors can focus on quality instead of quantity. 😎 !HOPE !PIZZA !WEIRD !PIXY
I can understand but there is something I am understanding better.
As long as one does not post frequently in a community here, no matter how quality the persons posts may look or sound, the person looses attention from that community.
Sometimes, too, the votes wont come no matter how good the posts looks.
Well, these amd many more are my concerns.
I know one of the persons I onboarded with that just stopped posting because he was claiming that the community wasn't giving him the needed attention.
But for me, quitting is not the solution, we keep learning , unlearning and growing.
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Hive simply has so many users who regularly publish posts (and comments), but only few readers (and curators) !INDEED. 🤔🤯 !WEIRD
I suggest splitting your long posts into multiple shorter ones, where each post can be read in just more or less 5 minutes. 🧘♂️🤗🤓 !HOPE !PIZZA
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You are correct. I have also thought about that. But, if I'm to split my posts, it means making more than one post in a day.
I trust I'm getting your narrative.
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I !INDEED mean that you make (at least) two shorter posts, but that's if your one post for the day would be (very) long for the average reader. 🤔🧘♂️🤯🤓 !HOPE !WEIRD !PIZZA