Retention & The Peculiarity Of Content On Web2 & 3

@takhar: I think that's one of the first things I had to get used to when I joined web3, a shift in perspective in regards to content consumption. Most web2 users are getting a shorter attention span, making it hard for them to really take in information and understand it to a deeper level. Hive on the other hand, increases my attention span, I read a post and connect the dots in my head before giving a comment when applicable.

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@jfang003: It's hard when most of web2 relies on views to get monetized. What they sell is usually ads or subscriptions. I do agree that Hive is different. We are still small but once we get very large, I think we may suffer from similar issues. Hive is different from web2 though so I don't think it will get as bad as I see on Youtube or other web2 platforms.

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@rafzat: Well, I just feel good that Hive is quite different from other web2 platforms and the majority of us are open to opportunities on here

@djbravo: The way we see now that Web 3 is becoming very popular all over the world and people are starting to work on it. If they are getting some money, it is a very good thing because it will make people work harder.