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RE: When I Tip, You Tip, We Tip
And I'll explain.
I hope that you already know that we have #leoglossay in the Leofinance community. This Leoglossay has definitions that we could draw from.
Most importantly, it was created to serve as Backlinks. So we are encouraged to link certain keywords that appear on our posts every day. This is supposed to help with SEO ranking in the long run.
Now, a super page is a broader version of the glossary. This time the intention is to not only leave short definitions but elaborate forms. Simply put, you will have a wide range of information available on a certain keyword.
This will help us build more links around certain keywords while providing value to the readers. Of course, apart from ranking from the Backlinks, we might be able to have people visit and stay longer since the resources will provide almost everything they need.
I hope I was able to do a good job explaining this.
I absolutely love what you're doing there. And I appreciate that you invest the effort to make this understandable to me. To prove my appreciation, I do tip your answer with 10 Hive.
So here's the deal, I do want to have an honest conversation here. It took me a couple of minutes to read that Super Page and I gained nothing from it. It wasn't even entertaining. Why should that be content of value for me personally?
Back in 2011/12/13 I watch a lot of PewDiePie and as "a thanks", I also bought some merch and digital stuff he published. I was a paying Member of 3Speak in the early days, later I used Vimm a couple of times and they gave me nice technical support while setting it up - that made me sign up for a monthly 10$ for about a year. I enjoyed Tim Pool from time to time over the last years, so I bought his two singles on Apple Music. Another example is that I did read some mangas online as a young nerd, and later in life, I bought the physical books without reading them again - out of appreciation.
If I like something and enjoy it, I'll give back and I'm certain others are the same. High-value content attracts appreciation. And I'm still waiting for someone to show me content on Hive that I can appreciate from the bottom of my heart, without having to put it into context or talk it up.
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To add on that, I don't blame anybody but the failed curation tails who actively promoted bad content for years now and meanwhile scared the living hell out of anyone who made even the "slightest mistake" due to their totally nonsensical rulesets.