I gather that blog writers who do the blog to make a living (via the adverts and links I'm assuming) will pay for others to write content, so I sometimes wonder if that's why some people try to do the same here. I always thought it a bit risky, though, with no guarantee of getting the votes and, of course, the downvote potential. Maybe they're paying peanuts, which would also explain why the posts are mostly plagiarised.
There is a difference between it I think, especially if in other posts they are writing about how they are blogging full-time.
I suspect so. The English wasn't great in the post either, but it was very different from the comments. I don't know what they paid, but when they are getting 200 dollar posts here, I am guessing they are making a decent profit.
You're right, I think there's a huge difference between normal blogging and Hive. I just don't think many realise that until they've been around a while.
It's been so long since I looked at trending. I'm surprised that kind of stuff is still even making it there, now that more people are onto it. I guess it's got to reach there before it can be dropped back down. Or do you think it has come back with the rise in Hive value? I've noticed a big influx of new accounts again, which of course comes with the dodgy ones. It gets exhausting to keep vetting them.