Isn't it funny how on a platform where we essentially get paid to engage, engagement feels more authentic here than it does on Twitter where everything is free. I think that is essentially because of the large but non-obvious incentive on Twitter to harvest people's attention for financial gain (eg. promote covert advertisements and scams). While every single engagement on Hive is a potential earning, that potential is limited and the scope of earnings from attempting to harvest attention is not enough to justify those types of behavior. Perhaps even more importantly, attempting such strategies damages your ability to earn in the normal way on Hive. It would risk all your comments getting downvoted, which then proceeds to limit your reach.