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I agree, but people should be free to do what they want with their Hive Power. They can generate passive income by delegating to different curation trails, just as they can by staking HBD, so I would be careful here.
Of course, manual curation of content is very time-consuming if you don't want to be a comment troll. There is a need to balance use between everything Hive offers. The first step towards this is engagement and communication with others.
I completely agree with you that everyone has the freedom to do whatever he/she wants with their HivePower... But, this wasn't the topic of the post... The point was that everyone should be RESPONSIBLE for their actions and accept the consequences...
If I delegate all my HP to a whale account, I have no right to complain about the centralization of the chain... It's ridiculous to point fingers if you are the one who is contributing to creating a problem! And I see a lot of that... People would like to get tons of upvotes, but they don't want to do the same for others...
As well as you, I know very well how time-consuming curation can be... Everyone who was doing it knows that well... But, on the other side, if you want to use your HP to the limits, you "only" have to upvote 11-12 posts per day... If you are on the chain for more than a year, you should have a lot more friends than that on HIVE... and the curation becomes a bit easier...
I 100% agree with you on this... That's why I do these kinds of posts... Maybe I'm not always right with my observation, but the discussion in the comment section helps a lot in getting the whole picture... and it is a kind of communication with others providing important information about HIVE!
Thanks for the comment and sorry for the long reply... :)
It's ok, long answer :)
I must reiterate the same point. Responsibility is the same thing; it's up to each individual to decide what they will and will not do here.
Again, it's their own business that people are immature or relatively inexperienced and then cry about something if it does not go as planned.
You know the fine print in crypto - it's not financial advice...
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