RE: What one thing does Hive need to thrive?

I don't understand many of the things that are said here, especially the background of how tokens work and so on, but I want to say something as a newbie that I am. I registered in October 2020 and yes, one of the reasons for not continuing at that time was internet failures, but it was not the only thing. It influenced the fact that I felt lost because the network is extensive, somewhat difficult to understand and manage (I still don't know it); there is not (or I have not found it yet) a community or an advisory group that guides you a little beyond recommending you to read or look for the post of "x" (which is also appreciated). Starting without having a minimum of Hive, and RC with whom you can interact, takes away one's desire and many decide to give up: you can't post, you can't comment and you don't know why (I posted only once). I tried again this April because I am a reluctant, resilient and I like challenges and I know that nothing is easy. I received a delegation from @thehive (and I don't know if it's the same blog or a user, but thanks), some advice from @bluerobo and that's what I started with but believe me, in this month that I'm back, I still don't know the basics of how it works because of its complexity. It drives people away. Besides this, I want to be honest: just as I have read 100% quality posts, I have come across others that I don't think should be there because their format or content is more for FB, TW or IG, and, the worst? With a great amount of upvotes and rewards, despite having spelling mistakes, writing errors, inconsistencies, etc. And being even more sincere, I have observed that more rewards have users who seem to be under the "sponsorship" of someone and I do not mean that this is bad, no, but that all new users should have the same benefits and opportunities and be able to be directly in a group that advises you at least the first month. This is my neophyte opinion.

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