Reflections In Sepia
Happy Sepia Saturday!
Well it is good to see Hive climbing if only it is for a few cents. Hopefully we have seen the lows, but I am not entirely convinced at all. Still seems we might still see 13k on BTC. That might mean 20 to 25 cent Hive or so, I would guess.
I remember back in the early days of Steemit there was much going back and forth about quality of content and how posts should be long form. I wonder with the value of the token being so low, if we will see more of a shift to shorter form content. I can appreciate both. How do you feel about it?
Anyways as for me, I think I will continue to post what I like, be it short or longer. I feel some folks look at this as a part time job and I am afraid that would steal the fun out of it!
I have just started working on the basics of Fourneau Cosmique by Buckethead...
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I don't know whether we will see fewer posts, less frequent posts, or what. I think we see a lot more shit-posting when the token is climbing. I strive to write what I want to write when I want to write and let the markets sort themselves over time. I usually adjust my vote weight down when I see shorter posts like Actifit which still have a bit of actual original content worthy of acknowledging, and drop my votes for short tweet-like content or basic memes.
Buckethead is cool.
Smart way to vote. I would say I generally follow the same.
I like Bucket coz we are about the same age. We both started playing early on, but he never put his guitar down as I sadly did. I am enjoying getting back into playing, but surely lament all those years I missed.