RE: Where is the #POB Community Headed ?
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I would also like to know what happened?
I have some hunches: lack of innovation, pob is the same since it launched, there is nothing new and I doubt there will be
insecurity: all past troubles were not resolved, they were thrown under the rug, as if they had never happened
Ignore reality: the problems were highlighted for months, and instead of the administration solving it, they chose to ignore it, but you can't ignore the reality, eventually the bill arrives, and it arrived
I got tired of trying to argue, explain and create thousands of posts about it, because I saw it was a wasted effort, so I kind of gave up trying to fight it all 'alone' (because @onealfa also made a point of explaining a lot of things wrong)
I even believe I can generate a post about it, I'll start writing, thank you
I can respond in terms of my activities on POB.
My plan was to see the new pob front end completed by now and then launch proposals on use cases, but changes I'd like to see done are not yet completed. As a result, I started exploring other options offered by the Hive Engine group for discussion/proposals to POB. POB is also researching this area. The HE group is offering some good features for frontend development web 3.0.
My focus in POB was on trying to standardize behaviors with engagement, article quality, and curation. Cal had curators, but due to a personal emergency he hasn't been here for a while and I started going into that area this week. Also, I'm managing his WOTW contest so that's taking some time. I feel I need to work on the curation part before moving forward with everything else as I don't want authors to feel left behind.
I can't speak on insecurity and ignoring reality at this time and I apologize for that, @Vempromundo. All I can ask is to keep speaking out and if I can explain it or refer to POB for a response then I will.