Always been here. Mostly lurking, coding, making sure the servers are running ... :D

Thank you!

First off, thank you so much for using inji. You were actually the last person with @forkyishere to publish on inji on the 31th of December. 🙏

The reason I pulled the plug now was mainly that I don't have enough time & energy to keep maintaining the social media part and that the AWS credits ran out. 

I put a lot of money and time into inji, and while it is indeed very sad for me to make that decision, I can honestly say that I gave it my everything. The whole thing started because I wanted to build a small thing at the start of 2020 based on an idea Gary Vaynerchuck shared on social media. The small thing turned in a giant thing and while I ultimately pitched the idea to Gary Vaynerchuck at the end of 2021 and he seemed interested in the pitch, he never answered the mails, which quite honestly was something that took me many months to get over.

So from then on, it was more of an "when" not an "if".

With this said, I think my energy at this point is better spent elsewhere, at least that's where I believe I can provide the most value for Hive, Splinterlands and myself.

Please see my comment re: @manniman

> it's really been 3 years?! feels like yesterday that I first used your site. While I really appreciate your work and dedication, I have to say that I am not surprised by this development. Your premise of less posts = more value was clearly not accurate or at least not something that people wanted. Did you change the parameters at the end to allow for more posts? I feel your skills as a web/dapp developer could have been so well used for "project blank" from the leo finance team.

Yeah, time flies! I think the idea is still good, but it's likely that it wasn't what people wanted, more what I think would be beneficial for social media users. Def. lessons learned there.

> What's your stance towards Hive now; are you still building something? There is so much there is still to do...

I'm working at Splinterlands, so I'm def. still building (for Hive). But at this point at least, I'm not really interested in building something on my own and doing everything myself. I still like to code on small side-projects (i.e. for my witness), but there's actually something beautiful in working with a team of talented individuals.

And as Matt, I think in some townhall, said (rough quote): "I noticed that I don't really like to build a business, I just want to build a fun & great game" And that's how I've been feeling as well. It's fucking brutal to build a business. I just want to build cool & fun stuff.