RE: The LEO Dilemma: Changing the Way I Curate Content
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I feel like that's the right thing to do here. Content dealing with all things Leo is important and I often learn new things from reading these - just a few days ago I've turned my shields down on Brave for LeoFinance. Prior to that article, I wasn't even aware that I was actively blocking ads (it's just what you do on the Internet after all). That said, they are usually only relevant to the people already active in the community.
So to the people coming to this site for the first time, they are probably not very interesting - or sometimes even deterring. After all, having 10 articles in a row about how great a site is and what needs to be done to show that to everybody might give the wrong impression.
I'll continue to write (and vote) the occasional Leo-centered article but I'll try to focus more on other content (which is mainly crypto gaming, Play2Earn, and Passive income for myself).
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Exactly.
Few have any idea about how this works. It is true there is Leopedia which is resource rich. However, the problem is few are aware of what they do not know.
After all, you didnt know to look for the idea of turning off you adblocker on Brave. Yet it was from a post that you learned that; one that went trending I might add.
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I'm glad that one of my post, about rejecting my shields in Brave for LeoFinance, has learned something new.
It sure has - and I have a feeling this post alone did a lot to help LeoFinance. I'm certainly not the only one who lowered his shields after reading your article!
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