How long to wait to adopt short content for readers? No Web2 vs. Web3 competition at the moment

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With each passing day it becomes more difficult to integrate new users who have no involvement with the world of cryptocurrencies with the ecosystem of #Hive, naturally from the human being today we seek the need to acquire and consume content in the shortest possible time, whether a photo, video, text or even through a message sent by a friend.
We have as an example the social network Twitter that even in a time of great prominence for communication applications and sharing of content such as Instagram, Twitter can gather a way for you to engage with the whole world even sitting at home, what happens is that fortunately or unfortunately the reach that we gain just by talking about any subject on the network and sharing it through tags can earn you countless forms of subjects on the network.

The desire to consume content in less time

Each year it seems that our life instead of slowing down with time we realize that we are giving almost 90% to work, this for those who do not work without a break in the month to not have half the time to enjoy your work, in the meantime he needs to distract himself by consuming some content of a few seconds or minutes that make you less unhappy or pass some kind of feeling, a like, a message of good morning or what we all prefer the current Reels consisting of short videos with varied themes produced by random people or known to promote some of these feelings. But then as I will introduce the Hive community with its posts by authors who fear the curation of other curators whose ask for a minimum of words to be selected, and then we have texts with more than 1000 words telling us absolutely nothing relevant and then we come to the interesting part that will bring us some kind of information that can be summarized in 200 words.

Projects with this purpose

There are some people who are already ahead with this same thinking and have created a way to integrate this into Hive's ecosystem, in some ways there is still a bit of repression from the veterans at Hive, since they still argue that for a content to be relevant it needs to be worked on for hours to the point of containing hundreds of words, but this doesn't change the fact that this is already moving towards this path of short and relevant content at the same time, in a way I have the thought that just like me some people prefer a tutorial something short and objective, not with unnecessary lines telling about how his cat fell off the chair in a certain way if the tutorial is about the game Splinterlands, of course this is an example.

Now to finish the post, I would like to share these same projects which have this purpose of the subject addressed, remembering that all share the same interest for a better good both for the author and the reader together.

• Dbuzz
  • D.Buzz is a micro-blogging platform on the Hive Blockchain.
  • https://d.buzz/

• Liketu
  • Share your story with pictures and enjoy a picture centric experience.
  • http://www.liketu.com/

• LeoThreads
  • Twitter clone that takes advantage of comments instead of top-level posts.
  • https://alpha.leofinance.io/threads

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