RE: Sunday Musings: What Do We USE Our Blogs For?
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I'm not worries about a brand. I started this blog so I could rant about whatever happened to cross my mind, whether politics, photography, painting, or things that don't even start with the petter P. What drew me here (Well, initially to st--mit) was the promise of a blockchain-secured account resistant to censorship. I always assumed ST--M was just another sh*tcoin that wouldn't make me rich, but I did hope the token would be a template for the future of social media, and HIVE has been working toward fulfilling that promise.
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When I started, I really wasn't too worried either. I mostly came here because of a growing loathing of Facebook, and the way even one person could decide they didn't like something I'd said and could report me... and then it would be a world of hassle to get my account released again.
And I wouldn't even be saying anything inflammatory or controversial... just disagreeing
I never thought St€€m would amount to anything, mostly because I was used to "rewards for content" sites always going bankrupt after a couple of years, or less. I figured the trend would merely repeat itself. Then, when I understood there was no "company" to run out of money, I just figured the token would slowly become worthless; maybe a few fractions of a cent per each.
But I do like that it seems like we are part of creating a new kind of social content environment.