RE: What are the biggest problems on Hive?
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We seem to have fewer debates than before (other than in some communities like Splinterlands and not only). In a decentralized ecosystem, debates are a sign of health and the best way forward. Fewer debates means either people stop caring, or they move on or they get involved in niche communities and lost interest for the whole. Developing pace slowing down is another sign that I don't like.
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That's a very good point that I totally agree with. There are less discussions, less building, less interactions and it sometimes feels like a sinking ship...
Let's hope the bull market will change the sentiment and the level of engagement, but who knows?
Perhaps it's complacency? Although, Leo seems to always be moving forward.
In some cases, I believe it is.
Particular projects are moving forward, but we need to see a wider growth and rising interest.
This could be the case, but there is another view on that... Very often, questions raised are understood as an attack on someone's integrity, while that's not the case... We all want the best for HIVE (I hope), but not all are willing to discuss it...
I remember the time when Top20 whales were coming out and talking with the community, while today, you can't find a trace of them... 😞 As a result of that, people think exactly like you... that they don't care... and that could be a huge problem at the biggest token holders don't care...
Well, in a dictatorship you can't say anything publicly (and sometimes "privately" neither) about the dictator. In a decentralized system, discussions are normal. It matters how you ask, that's true, personal attacks are a discussion killer.
@town-hall is a good way to restart discussions with them as well. And for them to show up. Especially witnesses who aren't visible regularly.
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