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RE: Why money isn't the best argument to attract people to Hive

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Thanks for sharing my opinion about retention on HIVE, as I share your opinion... 😃

Also, I would add that @stekene's comment is on the spot! When we joined HIVE (pardon, legacy chain) we didn't have communities and it was an even bigger mess... But today, we have them and they are playing a crucial role in keeping users active! You find people who are similar to you and there is no way that you will quit! Firstly, you will enjoy posts and conversation, and secondly, they will not let you go! 😃

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I agree, the community allow to break down the whole activity on the chain into something that is easier to grasp. Once you found your community, it's a place to stay and evolve. I think that most efforts should go into making communities even more inviting and welcoming to new people.

If I could add to it, having an easy overview of all communities could be helpfull as well. I'm often discovering new communities I didn't even know they existed.

Ofcourse there is a search function but still, it isn't always that straight forward (especially for newer people).

thanks for sharing my opinion about retention on hive

Was confused when reading the begin of that sentence. Haha :p

I wasn't around when there were no communities but I definitely agree that these are kind of an implicit must-have of hive! These really help me to stay active for sure! The support I get in those communities is awesome.

Every now and then, I try to interact with introduction posts and it's usually my advice: check out the different communities and find some in line with your interests.