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RE: What hive needs most is an onboarding process for new users!

in #hive4 months ago

I believe that onboarding is a complicated part, there's a lot to learn and a lot of expectations are generated and must be controlled in a calm manner. I think a lot of people go in thinking they're going to make "a lot of money", just by posting and we know that's not the case, it's a long road for things to settle down, so this knock on the return is also a point that scares new people away from hive.

I also hear a lot about "having to write" to make money, it seems that people also create these ghosts or maybe it's just laziness, they'd rather risk their money in a betting shop than have to write and build up an asset little by little. In short, there are a lot of challenges and a long way to go to adopt Hive.

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I agree with you. What I think is that we need many different ways to attract people. There isn't just one good way I believe. It can be over games or over apps. It always depends what kind of objective is "sold" and to whom it is presented. By just promoting hive as a blockchain we are doing a poor job because before knowing what hive offers, people have to make a choice and in my opinion, we need to come up with different specific solutions.

It's a great way forward, to focus more on everything Hive can offer, not to show posts as a single path. I believe that there are several points, some of which have to do with Hive's structure and the person who is analyzing whether to join. Of course, if the person is already a bit more sloppy, it will get complicated, but other options have to emerge to please both Greeks and Trojans.