RE: ¡Vintage Memories! ...it's my MeMe #37
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😆😆😆 though I only use hive.blog to discover posts on my curation rounds, which is almost every day, I am quite annoyed as well, whenever hive.blog isn't working correctly. I guess decentraland didn't catch up with the 'how to retain users 101' yet. We can blame and shame the Web2 world, but that world understands what it means to run a 100% uptime of their services. Hobby-ism versus Professionalism. Annoying when frequently used services simply stop working.
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Yeah, I mainly also use hive.blog for everything. Because it seems to me a much more clean and simple gUI less cluttered with all those bells and whistles like the other most popular front-ends but that in the end we end up not using those fancy features at all.
In short, for reading and curate some content and to write a half ass post from time to time or comment on any nonsense around, who really needs so much malarkey?
Yep, decentraland shills only rejoice flinging around pure bullshit & buzzwords without focusing on what's truly important: attracting and capturing new audiences and retaining their existing user base. They believe that just by placing new little decorations and bright and fluorescent propaganda of their club everywhere by spamming the Web2 world with their nonsensical babbling their work is done. But I actually get the impression that they still haven't realized the difference between Hobby-ism versus Professionalism.
That's right. But not only that. Even more annoying when you realize that after those random service interruptions, things have gotten worse than they were before after the supposed adjustments and updates.
Without going any further, and even when I don't know if you have also noticed it. I have recently found that a large majority of my most recent articles have been disfigured in their writing, format and composition. Since the structure of the paragraphs has been altered, mixed up and distorted from how they were originally written. And that taking into account that our content in the blockchain is supposed to be immutable.
The immutability has little to do with how the content is presented. This is a significant flaw with HIVE. Each frontend uses different text and code interpreters, some supporting some features, others not. UX is going down the drain with this. The HIVE dot blog is not showing all the text of posts, I suppose because it misinterprets some of the fancy features (code) other frontends are using. It's a miss match as well to how InLeo is handling things versus Peakd and even Ecency. Though the content is immutable ;)
On all others in your extensive reply, I agree with 180%. Wondering when web3 people will wake up and face the reailites.