But be warned, this isn't going to be a very good representation of what the Hardfork is addressing, because people will not likely have changed their behaviors much at all, if any - since most people have no idea what is going on or what it all means.
Many users were not able to understand how things work around here, now the rug will be pulled out of them. Some still have no idea about tribes, tokens, stakes and so on, not to mention HF21.
To be honest, those "many people" would probably enjoy it more if they tried less hard to understand it. And if the old timers tried less hard to be convinced that everyone needs to fully understand how all mechanics function.
For many it will be a case of "whoa, I made more in one month than I made back in the day in one year from my blog - or ever made from crack book and its ilk... also made so many new friends in Discord. #ZOMG!"
....you're a little bit stupid, aren't you? (a taraz sock?)
I welcome all opinions about me. Not sure I give a flying eff about those insulting me though, even less so if they even don't know me. But as a fan of immutable censor-resilience I will continue to fight for everyone's right to expose their ignorance for eternity.
The pleasure is mine. Entirely mine.
Edit: I highly suggest you read Daniel Pink's Drive because based on your reply to me, it seems it may increase your level of understanding of the human psyche.
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yeah, I don't think so. (passive aggressive, much?lol)
Not passive, fully aggressive. Just slightly more eloquent than you.
Now if you don't mind, I'm going to make use of that beautiful feature the chain offers... my time is much more valuable than what I've seen from you so far thus
mute. :)fully aggressive? you think?
mute? don't wanna get into it? - passive aggressive much? lmao
I think that once the communities and SMT get into stride, many users who come here will have no need to learn anything, and only those who want to will dig any deeper, just like life in general.
This is likely.
This is part of the problem with combining all groups so closely because, those who are here just to earn on their content are less likely to learn how it works and assume it is something else. Those who see it as an investment opportunity are more likely to do their due diligence on it and if they don't, that is on them.
In my opinion though, even of just here to earn like a job, you have to learn how things work, otherwise it is like expecting to be paid for a job one doesn't know how to do.
I think that once there is the layer separation with communities and SMTs, all this gets easier.
Investment is another matter. I agree with you, If you want a profit and not just to benefit from the price differences, it's mandatory to learn everything you can.
This is why I think it is up to the front end applications to sort out user experience. In general, "building human experience" is not the strength area of blockchain coders ;D
Well said 😀