The Value Of Comments: Big Upvotes

We are going to keep beating the dead horse until it rises to life. However, now we have some evidence of what is possible.

For months we discussed how people need to start making more comments as a means of getting ahead. Engagement is what social media is truly about. This is something people overlook when starting on Hive. For some reason they feel that they "deserve" upvotes without any effort other than writing a post.

This is not how things work.

In spite of the continued brow beating, it seems that, other than a handful on here, most are overlooking this valuable tool for success on Hive. For that reason, let us take an example of what happened today.

The @leofinance account put out a post. This was the much anticipated first part of the White Book. Over the next couple weeks, we will see a lot more released. Nevertheless, this was the first installment.

Upvote Gold Mine

What happens when you make comments? Sometimes you get extremely lucky. Naturally, what we saw does not happen all the time but here is what things look like as of now.

Take a look at some of these rewards:

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There were 9 top line comments that were upvoted for more than 5 LEO. We have another batch that are over 2 LEO. The authors get 50% of the LEO tied to these comments. Of course, this does not include whatever Hive is tied to the upvotes. That is also a 50/50 split.

Can we count on @onealfa going through and upvotes at a hefty amount on each article? Of course not. But as this shows, it can happen.

Sometimes it pays to be lucky. And luck starts with getting some comments up that can be voted.

Here is another example, not related to this post.

Earlier I was going and doing some curation for @lbi-token. My browser reset the defaults on the post and comment upvotes. Thus, what I had set was deleted and went back to 100%. As you can guess, I started curating and hit the first comment with 100%. It is worth around 29 LEO.

Fortunately, the error was recognized quickly and I only did the one vote. However, @jfang003 is going to get a nice payout in 7 days on that comment.

Overall Personal Growth

As stated, none of this is commonplace. Most comments get very little recognition. That said, there are a number of us with some big LP that do upvote comments, and lots of them. While it might not result in much Hive, it does pay out fairly well in LEO.

That said, the ability to grow one's standing with HP is possible. Many votes do have HP behind them meaning there could be both tokens paid out for a single comment.

Here is something I chatted with last week about this subject. Taking the idea of growing an account to heart, effort was made. We discussed the idea of growing the account 2.5X.

What is the progress?

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A marked increase in just a week with much higher rewards coming. This is what happens when one gets involved. Looking through the latest posts, this individual is amassing larger votes. Being on the radar of @ocdb helps. It is amazing what happens when you show some dedication to Hive and Leofinance.

Again, can we guarantee that will happen to everyone? No we cannot. However, engaging is one of the ways that a person can get on the radar of some of the larger accounts. It takes commitments and dedication. The chances are increased the more value one is bringing to Hive.

Comments are an effective way to go about this. This is only enhanced when one does it in a community such as Leofinance where there are individuals looking for content to manually upvote.

Therefore, start by going through the Trending page on Leofinance.io and leave an applicable comment on those articles (the "nice post, thank you" isn't going to get you anywhere).

After that, hit up the posts on the Recent page. A lot of information is posted there throughout the day, a terrific place to start engaging with others. Over time, you will see who interacts back and is worthy of interacting with.

Finally, do not underestimate the compounding nature of this ecosystem or what it will do for others. One of the keys is that other people who are following you, if active, are going to see their accounts grow. This means your following is getting more powerful over time. If they are still supporting you (and vice versa), you will find your numbers increasing.

This is the "magic" of what we are dealing with. We have people who are now Orcas who were once Minnows. You can never tell where someone will be in 6-12 months.

Obviously, motivation has to be more than just getting rewards. However, that appears to be a starting point for people so why shy away from it. Here is an example of what can happen when people get involved. In other words, we are telling you how to start growing your account.

Take the advice or do not. However, it is a recipe that is yielding results for many people. It also enhances the Leofinance platform and, in turn, the entire Hive ecosystem.

Once in a while, comments can result in getting some big upvotes. Do you want to partake?


If you found this article informative, please give an upvote and rehive.

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Bang, I did it again... I just rehived your post!
Week 90 of my contest just started...you can now check the winners of the previous week!
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I always try to curate my commenters with 100% votes. Even when I'm 100% powered up my vote is small but it's helpful. I think if we go into full bear market I will just power up everything I have on hive/leo and get back to being a curating monster.

I've gotten my share of whale votes in the past and it makes a huge difference in my motivation. I always try to give those back and curating is pretty fun for me.

Honestly, I was hoping project blank would have been here by now because I really think that will be the place I roam. I will be a curating machine.

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Honestly, I was hoping project blank would have been here by now

You are not alone in this sentiment. It is something that many of us desire. Alas, we have to be patient...again.

I agree that there are many ways to give back and curation is one of them. No matter what the size of the upvote, it is good to get in the habit. Over time, your vote will grow.

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I think the whole defi thing put blank off track but honestly, it should have been first. I was hoping it would came out when noise.cash and torum launched. The timing was right. I have high hopes for blank but modest expectations. But I will be there!

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I am not sure one had to do with the other. In fact, even still there are technical issues. That is why there are a number of pieces that still need to be developed before we can see it.

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You said it...the proof is in the pudding!

"You can lead a horse to water, but you can't make him drink"

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Applicable and true. We give people the key to success and they refuse to use it. Then they complain about nobody supporting them.

It is that way all the time.

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I remember you did a q and a ask me anything or whatever and I asked what advice would you give someone who was just starting on hive and you said.....be an active commenter. You've literally been saying this for quite some time... I'm sure some people took that advice and ran with it!

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I'm sure some people took that advice and ran with it!

A few but not nearly enough. It is something that if people did to a much larger degree over the last year, the platform would likely be further ahead.

We all have a stake if we are holding LEO. It is something that people seem not to grasp.

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the top commenters were given a shout out in the "White Book" post.

"Engagement Heroes - Top 10 User's Who Commented the Most This Week on LeoFinance: Last Updated 1/24/22"

I've definitely noticed a lot more $LEO rewards week over week since you've motivated me to engage even more. The votes on comments are great for curators since commenting and meaningful interaction count as mini blogs, great practice for when Project Blank is launched!

Above and beyond the rewards I've made some more meaningful connections here and now have some more new favorite authors to follow!

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I've definitely noticed a lot more $LEO rewards week over week

It would make for a great post if you went back through and determined what the change in LEO rewards was since you started to increase your commenting.

Give people a quantitative difference.

It is important to show people what is truly taking place.

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Thanks for this post idea. I think I'll make the analysis by month end. However, I made a post close to that.

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Aside shoutouts, I think there should be a little freebie from @leofinance to top engagers🤣

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Why should Leofinance have to do that?

This is where I think the change in mindset needs to take place. Everyone holding LEO has a vested intested.

People want to be rewarded? Simply look at their wallet and see how much LEO is in there. Then figure out what that is worth with a 2x or a 3x (or whatever percentage).

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As you mentioned, it is not only about the rewards but about being humane. It is about interacting with others organically and creating a social media network that is actually social. Rewards we get on posts and comments are added benefits.

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Imagine that, a social media network that is social.

Who would have thought? LOL

Great idea. Hopefully people follow your suggestion.

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I have tried other upcoming social media networks as well. The problem lies in engagement and being humane to each other. Others have similar feature on upvoting and commenting but community is not there.

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Yes and we do find other social media platforms to be total cesspools. Facebook is nothing more, in my opinion, than the worst in humanity.

What a dive that place is.

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Thank you so much @taskmaster4450le for the mention/ using me… my account as an example. Much appreciated!
It does truly work. You can grow your account steadily when you engage.
I post every day a new post. Comment on and upvote all replies, engage with my followers.
I read a lot too. To learn, as I’m new since 48 days. To understand how things work. I find interesting posts and people I follow and engage further with.

I’m happy to be here. Having a lot of fun 😎 Be a part of something bigger 😊

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I used you as an example because, in addition to our chat in the comments, you made such rapid progress. You HP is an example about how on a percentage basis, it can grow quickly. You accomplished all this is a week.

Keep track of it and post where you are in a month compared to when we chatted. That will make for a great post.

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I’m so happy with the progress I made 😁 I notice the more HP, the more I can do. (For myself and others)

That is a great idea. Will do a post 25 February with my stats then, and compare with now. And write a little about it.
Thanks for the suggestion. We can include it in a post from you. (If you want of course) To show everybody what is possible. As you have a larger reach then me 😉

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Yeah. I would like to know the percentage size growth from when you started based upon our conversation to that point.

Was it a 5X in HP? 10X in HP? Whatever it comes out to, that is going to be the telling indicator.

It will be exciting to see.

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Great… will keep you posted 😎 @taskmaster4450le
Just to make sure. Are we talking about my HP when we first talked about it. To aim for 2,5x.
I was at 103HP, exactly 12 days ago. On 14 January… our conversation was on your post from “Power of smaller accounts”.

Or start at my 130HP when you delegated to me 8 days ago?

Yes… it will be exciting 😉😎 I do my best to gain more… I added another 11. So I’m at 191HP now. 🎉

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Indeed @onealfa is a pretty great community member.
Comments are the easiest way for new users to get noticed.
It's surprising the kind of utility around here that just gets taken for granted.

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It's surprising the kind of utility around here that just gets taken for granted.

The simple is often overlooked. People seem not to want to put in the effort. It is sad but that is how it goes.

Hopefully we are starting to attract more into the commenting game. I will keep upvoting the comments on the trending page so those articles, at a minimum, start to fill up.

At least we can have a landing page with some good activity.

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I'm new to Hive and I would say my experience so far is that putting energy into blogposts is more beneficial reward-wise than commenting. We could use more incentives like this. I have the feeling that people are making short posts instead of just commenting on an article to get more reward.

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Well my experience is many complain about not getting rewards on their blog posts. Plus, as time goes by, simply making blog posts will not gain a following.

We see this all the time. People miss the social part of social media.

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Honestly and I must add to that @onealfa as indeed helped the community with his upvote and I will always say.that he is a Very important personality in the hive ecosystem.

I should just call him a VIP

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You already know my thoughts on this as we discussed in depth on the show this morning, lol. But yes, for those that are new to the Hive world... Comments are the way to get yourself noticed! Engagement is key! I spend more time curating and commenting than I do posting. It's a way to build relationships which is way more valuable than getting 1 whale vote every now and then, because when you engage and build relationships, you build your follower count which is the most valuable interaction on Hive.

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If you dont have enough HP to post comments as you would like, if new, speak up. There are people, myself included who will delegate.

What @thelogicaldude says is true. Engage and a lot of great things can happen.

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Indeed, Engagement curation has its own importance. Its really encouraging and thrilling. Whenever any top user/whale Upvote my comment, I literally get goosebumps and I am like, omg, They really read my comment, wow, it's feels amazing, we feel a bit recognised in this Vast Ecosystem, and that something great and wonderful. Thanks to all humble and supportive Curators/Whales. !LUV

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Of course, an upvote is easy. What is harder is commenting.

That is why it is so important to comment. That is the true form of engagement on here.

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Makes sense. I enjoy using other people's comments to find new accounts to follow. Can be easy to miss neat new accounts.

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Yes it can. When one is new and posts in my articles regularly, they will get on my radar. Then when going through the recent feed, if I see them, it will catch my attention.

If not, there is a chance I miss it.

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I feel like a good quality comment can bring as much value and potential MORE value to the post itself. Often times on other platforms we see a simple question, statement or someone's view and under that a wealth of new knowledge and viewpoints from hundreds of other people.

Think of platforms like reddit that's in a way kind of what LEO is it's a big blog. Many times these comment areas will end up ranking well for answers to some of the most pressing and search after topics. Never underestimate the value of a good comment and I encourage everyone to at least provide a small upvote on a quality comment. It not only builds engagement and community but it overall just feels good when you get that reward factor when you took some time out of your day to help someone else and provide value through your comments.

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Often times on other platforms we see a simple question, statement or someone's view and under that a wealth of new knowledge and viewpoints from hundreds of other people.

Exaclty, I gathered a large amount of information this way on Reddit. Also, this is how I found Hive...

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That is a great point @bitcoinflood.

Often the information/knowledge in the comment section exceeds what is actually in the post. It makes sense since the post is only one person whereas the comment section is the Hivemind of all posting in there.

Hence we could find a lot more knowledge coming from the comment section.

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In fact, commenting generates significant value not just monetary. It's very exciting for the author when you make a publication and see that there are comments and people are interacting and generating value for that content you brought.

Talking in the wind is not always nice.

And even when the comments agree or disagree with what you addressed in the post, this will generate, in addition to engagement alone, a load of knowledge (when a point of view contrary to yours is brought to the surface).

Obviously, it is easier to comment on publications generated by countrymen, since the ease of understanding is more fluid, since often a translation does not convey 100% of the feeling you would like to convey, but the message is always delivered no matter the language. .

Rewarding comments is indeed a great aggregator, even more so for new users who are arriving and who still don't have such a great ability to generate publications and there are still few followers and with that little chance of votes reaching them.

Whenever possible I try to encourage new Brazilian users that I try to teach something to comment on publications, I believe it is the fastest way to get noticed (obviously if they make comments that add to something, and not just generic ones reinforcing what has already been said just for a validation).

I hope I wasn't too wordy and added something, hugs.

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Certainly culture, language (translation) and experience all factor in. Hence it is vital to get communities going from the same geographic areas. As much as others would like to help out, there are often instances where a lack of understanding can enter.

Nevertheless, the idea of engaging is vital. We see so many people want to be successful yet they will take even the most basic of steps.

It is a shame but we have to keep driving home the point.

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As you say, commenting is the fastest and most effective way to grow your account. It's just a fact. If you post an article and nobody sees it, it doesn't matter how good it is or how much time and effort you put into it. You won't get rewarded. If a tree falls in the forest....

When you comment, you are GUARANTEED to get noticed. You may not get rewarded, but then again, you might. But, again as you pointed out in the article, what you are also guaranteed to get is practice writing, knowledge from what you read, and name recognition/exposure by getting your name out there for people to see.

It's a marathon, not a sprint. But there are definitely things you can do to make sure you're running that marathon downhill and with the wind rather than uphill and into it. The distance is still the same and it still requires a lot of effort, but consistent engagement is by far the single most important factor in ensuring you will be successful.

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Visibility is a difficult thing. I like the tree in the forest analogy, isn't that what we see a lot on here?

The bottom line is there are authors who are constantly going through their articles and reading the comments. At the same time, they return comment while also, perhaps, upvoting.

Anyone who gets in the habit of targeting those people will find the path on Leofinance much easier.

And as @littlebee4 found out, one might just end up mentioned in another's blog post.

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Case in point. I was late to reading and commenting on this article; over a full day elapsed between you posting the article and my comment. Yet still @onealfa came by and read it and gave me a very big upvote. You just never know who is reading.

If you look through almost every one of my posts, I read and respond to every comment I get and upvote them for taking the time to read and making the effort to comment.
To me, not only does it make financial sense to do so, it's just common courtesy and I appreciate people reading my articles.

For people like you that can sometimes get dozens of comments, I can see it being a little more difficult. That said, you respond to far more of my comments than you don't, no matter when or where they occur.

You practice what you preach and I'm just trying to follow in the footsteps. Why reinvent the wheel when you are proving every day it works?

Read, comment, upvote: Engage! It really is what this place is all about.

Thank you onealfa! I appreciate it!

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@dagger212 , I have read this whole Task's post, and ALL (!) the following comments under it, twice. With one very simple reason - FIND ONE comment, which would be most worth to honor with my 100% BOOM. And TBH, this was not an easy task.
Several other commenters here were serious candidates as well.
With post age at this very moment 42 hours, and more than five more days before it will expire, maybe a bunch more good additional comments to this post will follow.

In any case, yours was selected as the most appealing to me 😀😀
So here we go:

As you can see, there is a string of my curation trail, participants adding their part to it too.

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Wow! Thank you! I was just going through my notifications and saw the upvote before seeing your comment so I actually just responded to taskmaster first. lol

I really appreciate the recognition. And the LEO, obviously. :-)

This really does go to show that the best way forward for people, whether new or veterans, is still to read and engage other people on this platform. It is awesome that you are out there slapping these large votes on unsuspecting people. I know I speak for many when I say it is greatly appreciated and is truly a motivating factor in continuing to engage. After all, you never know when @onealfa is going to come around and lower the BOOM! on one of your comments. :-)

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No lies at all! It pays to be an active user when it comes to commenting. Whether you are lucky to get those big upvotes or not, just endeavour to engage. It's easier when you are in a community where you understand most of the subject matters.

I started the year with about 72 LP but through my commenting, I've been able to amass over 400+ LEO POWER in a short while both from posts and comments. So, I'll be ending this month with over 500+ LP. If this happens every month then I'm certain on growing my LP. That way, I'll be able to vote others too.

Indeed, nothing works in a vacuum here. The aim is to grow from engaging in Leofinance to engaging in more communities.

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I started the year with about 72 LP but through my commenting, I've been able to amass over 400+ LEO POWER in a short while both from posts and comments. So, I'll be ending this month with over 500+ LP.

At roughly 20 cents, that is about $100 made. While you are most likely not going to retire on that, it is your first starting point. It is safe to say that you will enjoy even more success next month. After all, if nothing else, your curation is increasing.

You are a fine example of what we are discussing. Come in, get active, and watch your account grow. In the month, you will have done a 7x on your LEO account...IN A MONTH!!!

Anyone reading this, how would you like to have that happen to you?

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Honestly, I am excited about my growth. I look forward to experience the growth as you have predicted. It will mean a lot to my finances.

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Indeed the importance of engagement cannot be overstated. Having started to focus on it the latter part of 2021, I've seen decent growth. With this space shifting to web 3, engagement will play a great part. It's only smart to keep up the interactions

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I believe building a brand is vital. This is something that many are overlooking at this point since many do not enter with this mindset. Of course, over time, we start to see how engagement grows our followers, which ultimately has a monetary impact.

It all feeds into itself and builds. I only wish more people would realize this. Nevertheless, we can only reach those who are willing to listen and adopt what we state.

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Yeah I once left a comment to mock a shit post during the bidbot era. And one of the bidbots manually upvoted my comment 100%. Since they didn't want to lose the value of the vote and potential profits, they just left it. So it was worth something like $200! LOL!

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Great story. I can identify as evidenced in the post. Mistakes do happen when manually curating. I also didnt remove the upvote, no reason to.

The comment will end up paying out very nicely. I am glad you got $200 for a bidbot mistake. That is a priceless story and shows how simply being around can be of benefit.

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Life has been a bit busy lately for me but I try my best to go around commenting. Of course I still think commenting is the best way to get yourself known. I am glad that my browser seems to remember my vote percentage but I wonder if it's because I set the settings to a specific percentage.

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I am glad that my browser seems to remember my vote percentage but I wonder if it's because I set the settings to a specific percentage.

That is what was lost. It seems to hold in Brave but I lose it often in Chrome. Not sure why there is a difference.

But oh well, you should get a nice payout on that comment next week.

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This is also an awesome time to mention @leomarkettalk and how it harnesses the value of comments to create a community within the community. I learnt a lot from being active there when I was.

The biggest motivation on Hive is money, the next is education and then its cooperation. This way we get rich, get smart and build the Hive ecosystem.

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The biggest motivation on Hive is money, the next is education and then its cooperation.

I believe at some point, we have to move beyond that. There comes a time when we have to have something bigger. The idea of helping others to achieve freedom and changing humanity, as an example, is what drives me.

I realize the reach all of this can have down the road. We are truly creating something magical.

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Yeah, after a while, helping others becomes the goal. That's mostly because we've learnt how we can help others by receiving help ourselves. I described it as a cycle. To keep the cycle going we have to help someone else after we've been helped.

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People who do stuff seem to be "luckier" than people who do nothing. Strange how that works, right? Show up every day. Do the things. !BBH

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Because this is such an awesome post, here is a BBH Tip for you. . Keep up the fantastic work

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Have been curating a lot of comments for the past few days now, this is because I believe engagement create it own Value by making this truly social and healthy network

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You get rewarded as do others. It is a win-win.

Plus, hopefully, over time, we are enhancing the value o the entire Leofinance platform. Engagement is a tool we can use to attract newer users and, more importantly, to retain them.

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Comments are massive when it comes to tribal growth and growing your own account. This is something I have been concentrating on for months with the Sports tribe and it is slowly bearing fruit. Someone who takes the time to read your post it is good manners to reciprocate with a thank you through a vote. Growth via what you do naturally is how things should work. Not everyone needs to post content but they can curate.

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It helps you and the platform. We are in desperate need of more comments on Hive. There are so many posts that have nothing but, perhaps, an autocomment.

That is why I decided to start with the Trending page on Leofinance. At least we can start to fill that up so when people land there, it is strong.

After that, we need to move outwards more.

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I find commenting super important. Challenging but important. But that's the thing, it's challenging but it must become part of your job - if you take Hive seriously as your own business.

I am trying to restructure my life to start treating Hive more like my own business and start creating again. Of course, I'll dedicate a good chunk of time to commenting. That's for sure.

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I am trying to restructure my life to start treating Hive more like my own business and start creating again.

That is a good approach in my opinion because there is a seriousness taking place with what is being developed. Hive can offer people life changing money. This is something that a few are realizing.

It takes time, effort, and commitment. However, for those who are willing to put in 3-5 years, it will completely change their lives. Of course, a strong bull run and the time could be condensed.

Either way, I sense you will be happy with the results you get if you follow the plan you just laid out.

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Thanks for the encouragement Task! I see Hive as once-in-a-lifetime opportunity.

If all plays well, I'll be able to start creating again in the next few weeks. Else, in a few months.
I'll make sure this happens one way or another.

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I have to admit that at first I only used to upvote random posts or the ones that were already on trending. This is not because I didn't want to read other people's posts, but because the time I had was limited and I preferred to use it to write my personal posts.
But after some months spent in Hive and mainly now that I am starting to be more active in the LeoFinance Community, I realize that reading, commenting and upvoting posts of other people is also a way to learn. I am now trying to read every day some posts in this community because I also gain a lot of usual knowledge on finance and investments, and by interacting with other users it is also possible to share and compare ideas. So, I think I am starting to understand more the true nature of HIVE.

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That is a point that is well worth mentioned but I overlooked.

The ability to learn from what others post is very valuable. There is a lot of experience on Leofinance and people willing to share that knowledge. While engaging, interacting, and possibly being rewarded, we end up smarter in the process.

Where else do you see that?

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Usually, it is the contrary, when we use "classical" social networks, like Instagram and Facebook, we usually tend to become more dumb, or at least we don't learn anything new or useful... while here we learn, we gain and we also confront our ideas
It is a win-win situation in all respects

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Let's not forget the relationships that are grown through comments. I have made many great freinds on blockchain. In fact I have made more friends on HIVE (including STEEM) in the recent years than what I have made IRL. This is a very intrinsically rewarding aspect.

I know from experience that comments are a great way to bring more readers to your articles. The more I engage, the easier it becomes to grow the account, especially in the early days.
!PIZZA

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That is true. We can forge relationships with others that extend beyond the chain. Over time, we get to know people based upon what they write and how they interact with us.

It is simply another positive of getting involved.

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PIZZA! PIZZA!

PIZZA Holders sent $PIZZA tips in this post's comments:
@sinistry(1/15) tipped @taskmaster4450le (x1)
vimukthi tipped taskmaster4450le (x1)

You can now send $PIZZA tips in Discord via tip.cc!

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There's also a loyalty factor to consider. Many people will upvote their favorites out of habit. I upvote just about everything you put out whether I get a chance to read it or not because you're one of my favorite content creators on here, and I want to help ensure you keep putting stuff out, but you've never given me a 29 LEO upvote so now my feelings are hurt. ;P

Seriously, though, I have a couple of people who do the same for a couple of bucks a pop, which is the point to this whole rant, which is you don't have to put out pure gold if the bs you're shilling is appealing to someone. Just getting on here and hanging out and cutting up with friends can land you better friends (so to speak) with more weight to throw around.

I actually prefer this level of engagement. I rarely write a post that's worth writing, much less worth reading by others, I mean, hell man, we only get one life, but this way I get to hang out with the people I like or can learn something from without the pressure of needing to be the center of attention. I tend to do my best work from the sidelines, from where I can run onto the field long enough to score (or for shenanigans) and get my lazy ass back on the bench in time for the beer guy to come back around.

Posting is worth more money, but comments are worth more community recognition and acknowledgement unless you're jsut putting out stuff that wows and amazes everyone all the time.

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Not a 29 LEO upvote but it is something.

Get 13 more of them and you will be there. LOL

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!LOL

I wasn't fishing, but I do appreciate the thought, !BRO.

AND I totally forgot to mention the tip tokens! You can't sling mad !PIZZA in a post. You gotta get boots on the ground and !ENGAGE toe to toe. Good luck enjoying a !BEER in a post, too. Pfffttt. The more I think about it, posting is for suckers... albeit the ones who get paid, but I think my point remains valid. 😁

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Well done! this is fantastic news and engagement builds traffic. I jumped on your voting trail as I haven't been able to engage as much due to spending time interviewing teams, developing content etc.

This is fantastic news! well done team

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I am voting as usual.

Just bear in mind the voting trail does not hit up comments. I do exhaust my 20% VP each day but a lot are going to comments so be mindful of that.

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Interaction through the use of comment provides a lot of benefits such as feedback to the authors and that is why it is called Socio cryptocurrrency. Thanks for the write up

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I love your posts and I'm so glad I found such an article. I will share it on my Twitter and in my community in Discord and Telegram because I consider that it has a compendium of truths and lessons that even for me are new and extremely valuable. A lot of those points you touched on I have meditated on, such as the fact that many who today are minnows or dolphins, someday will be Orcas and if you keep the relationship with them, an honest and genuine, sincere relationship, you can be on their voting list as long as you make quality content and contributions to Hive.

I will take with your permission some of the points you made and I will develop them in my next videos. (too bad they are in Spanish). But I will still mention you as the reference from where I got the idea.

Once again thank you for your reflections and lessons. Very aligned with the vision and mission of our project.

A big hug.

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I bring it up often too, if you want to see the book of success start with who engages the most.

This is also a matter of science. Name recognition and appreciation has long shown to have a positive impact on our brains. We emotionally respond to those we have a sense of being familiar with.

In addition, I've always been a strong believer in working hard puts you in more positions to be "lucky".

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I always wanted to read good news early in our morning
It gets me motivated
With new opportunities like commenting
and its importance to the community
regards

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I have always liked the interaction with more #Hive users and the comments are important to her and if through some good ones we can also obtain better results, welcome. The truth is that even the whales start from the bottom and if the more we communicate we will make the #Hive ecosystem and blockchain stronger.

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I’m a huge comment curator because if someone takes the time to read and share their thoughts that intent and action speaks volumes to me.

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I go back and forth a lot with making comments but always try to respond to them.

It seems important to at least make an effort towards engagement but often I do not have the time to do both the reading and the commenting. Mainly I try to read and maybe comment if I have some time to get engaged in a conversation.

By the way some of the best content on Hive is found via reading the comments!

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@taskmaster4450le gold like this is why I regularly follow your posts and your lead here on LeoFinance! This is pure fire man! I agree 100% and have been putting more emphasis on my comment vote for comments that make me think or add value to my posts!

Keep up the great content my man and driving this Hodl Community forward!

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Ohh yes!! After flogging the the dead horse to life , we’ll take it to the stream and force it to drink water. The usefulness and importance of engagements on here honestly cannot be over emphasized. Comments and replies go a long way not only in earnings but in constant feedbacks as well on any article one puts up .

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Commenting is the best way to get attention to your posts. If I make a comment that makes someone think “wow, that’s so true” they are very likely to then click my name and see what other “true” things I have said. Best way to grow your account. I have been busy recently but I will be making time to read more posts and engaging with this community. Not to get more attention, but to see where everyone’s mindset is at these days. See you all in the comments!

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I have always enjoyed commenting on hive because I think it is a way to interact with other users and value what they post. After reading your post I see that comments can be beneficial if they are also voted. I am going to participate and see how it goes. Regards

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I love reading this, when I came to #HIVE a year and 8 months ago I entered some Discord servers looking for guidance and someone there told me that it was very, very important to comment on posts from other #HIVE users, but to comment very well, this stayed in my mind and I began to comment little by little, playing with the fortune of finding on my way, people who also stopped to comment on my posts and showed me what it is to really leave a comment of value in a publication, not those empty lines that do not say anything and are more spam than anything else.

Then I had the joy of being part of the @elcomentador Project where I had the opportunity not only to comment, but also to be a comment curator, moderate a comment curation program, create posts to encourage and guide people on how to comment more and in a better way.

In short commenting helped me to meet valuable people and their content, I also gained followers and made friends, commenting is rewarding, plus receiving a good comment motivates to continue and improve, so I like to see that here in leo finance that are promoting commenting and commenting well, greetings and that we all turn every time mass comment.

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I can actually attest to the power of engagement on the Leofinance community and it's made my day. I just joined hive last week and my proposed comments for the day was 10 due to Resource Credit issues. The truth still remains that engagement is the key to go up and to get known on the blockchain. Thanks for the reminder.

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Obviously, motivation has to be more than just getting rewards. However, that appears to be a starting point for people so why shy away from it.

Because this will attract mostly people who care only about rewards. In the example of top rewarded comments, 4 out of 5 are basically saying "nice post, thank you" in slightly different words. The lack of disagreement in the comments on major announcements looks suspicious, at least for me.

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I am a big believer in engagement. I manage, curate, and engage with the CTPTalk NewsFeed.
Aside from the monetary rewards, who wants to post something and receive zero engagement? Nobody so why do people feel it is okay to post with zero engagement?
Maybe selfish, maybe thoughtless, maybe lack of understanding.
I have not received those types of upvotes on my comments however I do often receive upvotes that are over a dollar.

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