RE: Creating Value Anyone Can Benefit From by tarazkp

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hive-167922 · @tarazkp · Apr 5 '21

>When I joined the platform I had NO IDEA that the rewards pool was shared between all people.

Out of curiosity, how is it that you didn't know this but did know where and how to rent stake?

>there should be an introduction course you HAVE to take, answer questions, before getting a free account.

I suggested about 3.5 years ago to have a simple checkbox system on sign up that has people go through some basic social rules - like spam sucks ass - link dropping sucks ass - link dropping and not commenting for 5 months sucks ass.

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@truthforce · Apr 6 '21

$0.16

When I joined it was by finding some random stuff talking about earning money on bitcointalk.org. I didn't read the whitepaper or read any details at all. I joined steemit.com and started posting. Within a month or so I think I started renting out SP because I saw advertisements for it on other people's posts/comments on posts advertising it.

I would say that probably the super majority of users on Steem and Hive currently still don't know the rewards pool is shared, OR THAT THERE IS A REWARDS POOL. I didn't even know there was a Rewards Pool, let alone it was shared. I have been in crypto since 2013 and my background is Computer Science and Information Systems, but it doesn't help if I don't read EVERYTHING about Steem/Hive lol.

👍 tarazkp, babytarazkp

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@tarazkp · Apr 6 '21

Why I asked is because I believe that the gateway people come in from and their early interaction often dictates their behavior on chain. Some learn better ways, some digress depending on the company they keep. 

I reckon most people (at least those actually interested) know a fair bit about the reward structure, as based on their behavior, they target it the best they can to maximize. For me, I know enough about it that I realized that the best way to earn is to be part of the community, not a path of maximization and a lack of interaction. 

There are lots of ways to approach Hive, some are more valuable than others.<div class="pull-right"><a href="/@hive.engage">![](https://i.imgur.com/XsrNmcl.png)</a></div>

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