Interaction comes at a price (which not everyone is willing to pay).

By wiseagent on Skatehive

This publication was also writen in SPANISH and PORTUGUESE. PlayStation Store When we think of Hive simply as a space for social interaction, at the heart of this idea, one of the aspects that should be most valued is the interaction between users. However, that's not how things work. A decreasing amount of interaction is happening, and when I refer to interaction, I mean going beyond writing a single comment, but rather maintaining (relevant) communication within larger contexts. This continues to happen, but especially in longer posts (albeit with restrictions, because many posts with excellent texts end up being "invisible" due to a lack of collective attention). When we talk about the "microblogging culture", the problem becomes more evident. Every day, many comments emerge in Waves, Threads and Snaps... But to what extent do they become relevant as the foundation of functional (and relevant) communication? The decision to write a single comment helps keep the gears of this ecosyst