Surprisingly "deep" question, once I started considering that it actually depends on how you measure it.

For example, we take way more cat photos since Hive than we ever did before. Many more situations in the greater sphere of life now translates into potential content. I talk-to-text "notes" into my phone, at random points during the day. That's not exactly on Hive... but both of these are part of the total time it takes to create a post.

Aside from that, I'd say a minimum of 30-45 minutes a day... BUT, if it happens to be Saturday (Caturday) OR we have some unexpected downtime, then I'm more likely to spend a few hours on Hive than on Farcebook or YouTube or in front of the the TV. So some days, it might be 3-4 hours.

I'm primarily a @peakd user; it remains the most feature-rich interface with the best usability and the best uptime record. I'm cautiously optimistic about what @leofinance is doing with "Threads" but the integration of "short form" and "long form" content via a single interface still needs a lot of work.

Not much of a Discord/Telegram etc. user; I'd rather be here than be there, talking about "here." To the extent I mention Hive elsewhere, it's in places that have nothing to do with Hive.

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