Important points for building community on this platform
Hello friends of this platform, I hope you are having a great Sunday and that next week will be full of great achievements. Today I want to talk about something that I consider important to discuss, since we are so many who make life in this community, there are some points that are necessary to know to achieve a better evolution within the platform in general and in this community.
It is known that this platform provides the opportunity to generate economic benefits in the form of cryptocurrencies that can be converted into FIAT money, for many it is usually an additional income, for others the main income and even for others the only one. For this reason, there will be those who publish every day, up to two or more times a day...Now, I wonder: what is the right number of publications per day?
How could we establish that margin? I'm not the one to establish it, but, based on some approaches that I bring next, I think we could deduce some things.
THE POWER TO VOTE IS BOTH INFINITE AND FINITE...
Those who know how this platform works know that VOTING POWER, being at 100% has a maximum of 10 votes a day, to bring it to 80%. Since each vote decreases 2%, this means that we can give 40 votes at 50% or 80 votes at 25%, it all depends on the order we want to give.
But in this aspect I am referring to the finite nature of our voting power, but at the same time (even though it sounds incongruous), we can continue voting the next day because in the same way this power is reproduced, every two hours we can have back that 2% that was consumed with a 100% vote.
In view of this reality of the finite and infinite of voting power, it is that in most communities you cannot permanently vote twice a day for the same user, and many times you cannot vote every day either. Since the intention is to support the majority, and only by making good use of the voting power can be achieved.
CANNOT SUPPORT THE SAME USERS EVERY DAY
Unless it is with low percentage votes, and the idea is that it is a good benefit, and that it is for everyone.
IT IS IMPORTANT TO ENGAGE WITH OTHER USERS
Something that must necessarily be considered as a priority is the commitment that we acquire for the other users. It is NOT about I already published now I am voted, no, the idea is that there is interaction, this is what really Builds Community.
Since we have to put quantity over quality, it is not logical to publish so many times a day, at least not in the same community, since many curators may even see that as an abuse.
I particularly find it a bit difficult to create quality content several times a day, even with exclusive dedication, at least it's a personal view, I could be wrong, the best thing is to write quality over quantity.
To say goodbye, I must say that in these platforms there are no absolute rules, only some that must be respected, such as avoiding presenting content that is not yours as if it were, for example, but beyond this, what I propose in this publication are personal thoughts with which they may or may not agree, and it is respectable.
In addition, each community has its peculiarities, its game rules, to call it something, and that it is important to know them before publishing in them, there are some that only support one language, others in which that does not limit, but, as in everything, we must know where we stand to avoid falling into failures.
For now the invitation is that whatever community you wish to participate in, there must be a minimum of commitment and respect, to offer the best in quality over quantity.
Excellent week for everyone.
Thank you very much in advance for your support.
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Hello friend @josevas217 very good your publication, I think you make very clear certain basic rules that we should all follow, I agree that we must make quality publications, many people are wrong about it and believe that publishing 5 times a dic will receive much more help.
Yes @franyeligonzalez
We know that there are realities of people who only live from this platform, but regardless of this, we must establish some rules so that the support is balanced.
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@josevas217 I agree with the approach of your position, in particular I think that the styles of the communities should be valued, and according to that the quality of the manuscripts should prevail, and maintain a healthy interaction with the rest of the colleagues of a certain community. Undoubtedly, there are abuses even from both sides (user/community), since we know of cases where articles do not have a minimum level of quality, and are overvalued, while outstanding publications are undervalued, hence, we need to mature as a platform in many aspects related to this topic of reflection that you share with us. Thank you for this thoughtful entry.
Hello @lupafilotaxia
Certainly, there are many things to change and improve. The reality is that many times on the platform the same thing happens as in real life, that friendships can prevail over quality. And I am not saying that it is wrong to support each other among friends, but that this support goes hand in hand with a correspondence between quantity of benefit and quality.
Although quality is also another issue, because it is related to the taste of each one, however, to be able to discover a bad job is not a titanic task.
Thank you very much for the comment.
SO happy to see others talking about building communities and the importance of supporting each other... It's definitely interractions and engagement, over the quantity of the posts... I would say that 1-2 posts per day are ideal, everything over that will take the time that you SHOULD use for engagement and support the community...
This platform is so much more than content publishing... Commenting on other posts is the way of CREATING content also... You will get a lot more upvotes in the long term if you engage with others and make connections... And not just upvotes, but friends for life maybe...
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I think there is a lot of vision of immediacy, and that's why you want to see everything quickly.
And it's very true, creating content is also commenting on other publications. And it allows you to project in the long term because the number of people who follow you, who vote for you, and who read and comment on you will increase over time.
But you have to be patient and consistent, it's important.
True, you create through this platform and the interactions that take place on it a special kind of relationship, which can allow you to achieve great friendships.
Thank you for your comment @ph1102
Excellent analysis ... even though I am in a number of different communities, doing too much is still doing too much ... it is hard for me to write more than 2-3 quality posts per day for just quality purposes AND because going to more than that takes time away from other things I need to be doing, including having time to read other people's work on Hive.
That's an important point, reading other people's work, it's not just about publishing to get them to vote for me.
Thank you very much for commenting.