TPG always producing incredible content for this community. Great insights on Hive and Splinterlands from @azircon - and now I understand that the Hive downvoting system was because of Harry Potter. 🪄
Well its not, but Harry Potter is about life lessons, so we can always find valuable lessons from it, including how you should behave in a social network like hive.
Help will always be given to those who ask for it!
Yes yes. I was just trying to be funny. 😄 I actually enjoy feedback, so anytime you want to help me out with growing my hive presence I would gladly take it. I’m actually going to try out a subscriber model on InLeo too to see how that does.
Azircon is always very educational on your podcasts. One of your previous podcasts where he was on is the reason I am now really paying attention to HIVE and accumulating HIVE Power. It is great how he talks about what to do as well as what not to do. I must admit that many of the things he talks about as mistakes that new people on HIVE do I have done and I don't think I am that new here...
Yo seattlea! I'm glad you find value here - Az is passionate about sharing his wealth of Hive knowledge with the community & we're happy to serve as a platform for that. It's never too late to learn somethin new about the ecosystem - I'm not so new either but still find myself learning something new just about every time I hop in here!
The meetup’s focus on the concept of a high reward pool is quite insightful and presents an innovative way to think about content creator earnings. Likening it to a bucket where value accumulates and is distributed after a set period of time, it adds clarity to how rewards are earned over time, reinforcing a sense of shared contribution and fairness. Azircon’s explanation of artists only receiving a percentage after 7 days encourages a balanced distribution of rewards, while also aligning well with the Hive model. Additionally, the emphasis on cumulative voting before payouts ensures that rewards are fairly determined based on community participation, promoting quality content. This model provides a thoughtful approach to rewarding creators without overcomplicating the process, making it fair and transparent.
the emphasis on cumulative voting before payouts ensures that rewards are fairly determined based on community participation, promoting quality content. This model provides a thoughtful approach to rewarding creators without overcomplicating the process, making it fair and transparent.
This in particular is key to remember when trying to understand Hive's curation rewards
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I think that another reason why DV that spl creators receive stung more is because most of it started as soon as changes were made to diversify and improve the quality of post that the SPL community creates with each post taking more time and effort to make. It might not stung as much if it came when battle post has been the staple content which as azircon said has become a source of template posting. I have tried to tweak my battle post from here and there to improve its quality but for most people, they have kept the same format again and again. Can't really blame the creator for that but more on the nature of the contest which at some point, participating becomes more of a chore rather than a niche hobby. So I was really happy when new types of challenges comes and so comes the DV's.
Yea I hear ya. To be fair, the community can only get so creative with a battle post.
What I would much prefer team @splinterlands do with these is encourage and/or require the lore get worked in to tell a story of the battle - whether as a on-field viewer, as a battle mage, or some other vantage point.
Stories of battles in a fantasy land have the potential to be interesting to a much wider audience.
TPG always producing incredible content for this community. Great insights on Hive and Splinterlands from @azircon - and now I understand that the Hive downvoting system was because of Harry Potter. 🪄
Ha! Yes! Cheers DJ. The downvote is a badge of honor :)
lol. Just so we’re clear I don’t want you to downvote me. 😀
Well its not, but Harry Potter is about life lessons, so we can always find valuable lessons from it, including how you should behave in a social network like hive.
Help will always be given to those who ask for it!
Yes yes. I was just trying to be funny. 😄 I actually enjoy feedback, so anytime you want to help me out with growing my hive presence I would gladly take it. I’m actually going to try out a subscriber model on InLeo too to see how that does.
Azircon is always very educational on your podcasts. One of your previous podcasts where he was on is the reason I am now really paying attention to HIVE and accumulating HIVE Power. It is great how he talks about what to do as well as what not to do. I must admit that many of the things he talks about as mistakes that new people on HIVE do I have done and I don't think I am that new here...
Yo seattlea! I'm glad you find value here - Az is passionate about sharing his wealth of Hive knowledge with the community & we're happy to serve as a platform for that. It's never too late to learn somethin new about the ecosystem - I'm not so new either but still find myself learning something new just about every time I hop in here!
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Thanks for sharing! - @azircon
The #tpgchallenge will encourage content creators to produce original content as well as helping promote Splinterlands.
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Thanks for the encouragement dude! It's been a lot of fun kicking this thing off - looking forward to seeing your posts going forward!
The meetup’s focus on the concept of a high reward pool is quite insightful and presents an innovative way to think about content creator earnings. Likening it to a bucket where value accumulates and is distributed after a set period of time, it adds clarity to how rewards are earned over time, reinforcing a sense of shared contribution and fairness. Azircon’s explanation of artists only receiving a percentage after 7 days encourages a balanced distribution of rewards, while also aligning well with the Hive model. Additionally, the emphasis on cumulative voting before payouts ensures that rewards are fairly determined based on community participation, promoting quality content. This model provides a thoughtful approach to rewarding creators without overcomplicating the process, making it fair and transparent.
Well said, dude!
This in particular is key to remember when trying to understand Hive's curation rewards
Not listened yet, just downloaded this one for my next 8 hour drive up to the Scottish highlands
Yo Pete! We won't get ya all the way to the highlands with this episode, but at least to your first rest stop! ;)
Enjoy man - let us know what ya think!
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I think that another reason why DV that spl creators receive stung more is because most of it started as soon as changes were made to diversify and improve the quality of post that the SPL community creates with each post taking more time and effort to make. It might not stung as much if it came when battle post has been the staple content which as azircon said has become a source of template posting. I have tried to tweak my battle post from here and there to improve its quality but for most people, they have kept the same format again and again. Can't really blame the creator for that but more on the nature of the contest which at some point, participating becomes more of a chore rather than a niche hobby. So I was really happy when new types of challenges comes and so comes the DV's.
Yea I hear ya. To be fair, the community can only get so creative with a battle post.
What I would much prefer team @splinterlands do with these is encourage and/or require the lore get worked in to tell a story of the battle - whether as a on-field viewer, as a battle mage, or some other vantage point.
Stories of battles in a fantasy land have the potential to be interesting to a much wider audience.
Thanks for the thoughts here, Saydie!