Es toda una aventura leer cómo es tu evolución en los descubrimientos Qué haces sobre ti lol

la verdad es eso es muy común que suceda que intentas hacer una idea un tanto corta pero como es parte de las opiniones que tienes del mundo tu mente no mide la cantidad de palabras,  intenta ser una especie de confesión de lo que piensa que la rutina está haciendo en tu vida.

Si quieres encontrar el culpable de tus divagaciones, ese sería ese café y el paisaje que te hace sentir agusto.

No creo que las publicaciones cortas sean malas si se hacen ocasionalmente, el problema no es la larga que sea sino el motivo por el que son cortas. Es decir, si colocas una selfie porque para ti inspiran la historia de ese momento y así se lo haces saber a tus lectores oh sí es parte de tu diversión y no hay manera de que una imagen externa lo explique, ahí no veo el problema.

If You want My comment un English Just tell me 😉

Hi @anomadsoul how are you? :)
My opinion about this it have obviously to be focused in me but of course I understand others way of being and opinions.

I don't think long content is high quality content just because, and with this it means you don't have to do long post to do high quality content.
Some express their opinions, thoughts, fellings etc by words, some by music, some by art, etc...
For some, words mean nothing, for others a paint is just a paint, maybe made by a wierd guy... and have no value.

Each one of us express and post the way we know not the way others want we express.

Resuming, good content have nothing to be with long content.
It could have to you, and I respect, but it should not have to Hive as a whole.
Cheers! :)

Long or short, if it's quality and it has a point, or not if that is the point, I'm in. 

I used to like only longer, well-written pieces or pieces of poetry or even beautiful travel photos. Now, I have come to appreciate so many different types. I like to surf around and see what is out there. I have discovered so man good writers that way or I should say quality content creators.

Nice view! 

!tip

Hmmmm, I haven't joined the club of "selfie community" yet. Hahaha! 😜 I'm not into that thing. It's not that I am against it, it's just that it's not my cup of tea. 😬

I write a variety of stuffs actually, ranging from food blog, to travel, to nature, to joining contests of all sorts. Hahaha! 😂 I think it's challenging and not boring.

Being yourself, and writing about the things that you love, would be a happier and fulfilling blog life rather than joining the rather "nonsensical" stuffs that others do.

A compelling story is a compelling story. Word count and image numbers don't mean much if the story isn't full of impact or relevant to the individual. No large group of individuals is going to unanimously agree that they <em>all</em> love the same movie. 

No one group is going to say that they all enjoy one type of food exclusively. 

My background is visual art, and a lot the stuff you'd see in galleries would potentially be "low quality" in terms of mastery of the skill, but the impact, the story, the passion is what carried it to that place on the wall. 

Again, not everyone buys that piece of art on the wall. 

>whenever-I-feel-like-getting-shit-done 

Yup yup, describes me perfectly :D I've tried schedules and routines so many times that I don't know why I keep trying. Having a challenge list on the other hand gets me motivated ^^ I get to choose what and when to get done.

Short vs long content: it's about variety in my opinion. All long is cool but can lead to burnouts, while all short isn't really fun :) 

Also you're right, having a vote trail feels like responsibility, I know from Patreon and Ko-fi in particular, I tend to over compensate since I don't like feeling in debt to anyone :P Hive is different for me, since I either get curated or don't, it's not a given. So I do what I Feeeel like xD

Interestingly each of my social medias has a very different vibe, but that actually represents me well. I think a lot of multicultural people experience a personality shift simply based on the language they're using at the moment.

Nice morning view, where is it?

I don't completely agree or disagree in short content. I have basis about it, because short or long is not actually the reason. The reason of it is the quality that we're looking for.

Did you know that I'm being downvoted to my fellow Filipino. He said that even though my content is too long. He will still downvote it because it's a trash for him.I don't agree completely because he has no right to do that. I spent 3 hours in my post then just said it's a trash. 

Maybe he forgot that the quality of content is subjective. He didn't like it but we never know some may like it.

Back to the content, short or long should be considered that still it's a content. Take time to read it before discriminating someone's work. Who are we to judge if it's not offensive or a foul content. 

By the way, nice idea in opening it. 

Creo que siempre y cuando tengas un audiencia a la que llegar no importa la longitud del post.

Un saludo y me da gusto saber de ti. 

I like all types of content, as an Instagram user, I also like to post a selfie or food gram post, casual post but don't know whether people will accept it or not...

As long as "high-quality content" is considered to be undervalued by many, it makes sense that rewarding shorter posts (from the same, or different author) feel as if it isn't as much worth compared to other longer posts. I think that's the whole issue regarding rewarding content. We compare too much, perhaps we take some things for granted, or we haven't found a way to properly judge and reward.

On the other hand, while some have been followed for a longer period of time, it's more about the author that gets rewarded than the post itself. This is often forgotten by those who come across a highly rewarded short post. Ah well... seems I'm babbling but it does make sense to me, as it could serve as an overall compensation time-spent/content-contribution-wise.

Interesting point: what IS quality content, really, and who decides it? Sure, the readers (voters and commenters) have a big say in it, but first and foremost it is the content creator who looks at a completed draft, and decides it is ready to be published. So in a way it's a dance between these two sides. 
As for me, an lengthy but shallow (or worse: confusing) text is just as bad as a short and lazy one. And even if the writing is captivating and the topic interesting, I would feel overwhelmed if the word count approached say 10,000. Fortunately most bloggers know this, as I'm certainly not the only one who feels like this. So we are dancing again.
Oh, and then there is the topic. If it's a photo competition (including selfies, why not?) one would rightfully expect some visual treats instead of a lengthy writing. However, it's still nice to see some text, providing a context, or giving an opinion about what's in the picture.
Nice view you have, by the way! That looks like the ciclovia along Periferico, right? But which part of the city is it? Polanco maybe? Not sure... I don't recognize the skyscrapers.

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I did this huge long tutorial and a resource guide that took me way too long to finish and got only 3$ on it then i went and posted a selfie and got 10$+ so... Yeah i think my calling is to do short posts 🤣 

I actually think we dont have to be only one type of post kind of bloggers we can have a mix of it all and our profile will still be of good quality