Yeah I will still say it's a success too because 5/9 is a pass mark. Well first of all, I'll love to appreciate you guys @monioluwa, @olujay and you Star for coming up with such an amazing way to prepare people for their life on Hive, is indeed a great idea.

I have so many things I'd love to say but it's still scattered in my head and I'm kind of finding it hard to put them all together to make sense to me but I will just say a few things.

First on the aspect of the tutorials given to these future newbies if I should call them that, well I think the tutorial is a bit too hard for just anyone to understand, I can bet that there are some people on Hive who are doing well hear but they don't know some of these things too.

So my suggestion is, it will be best if you teach them just the basis of being a blogger or vlogger on Hive first, then when you see their enthusiasm to learn by maybe, giving them a topic to write on and assess it after the deadline given, that way you can know if this person will strife or not.

Then, after getting those that have a very good basis of being a good blogger or vlogger, you then make it compulsory for them to be part of the newbies initiative and then you can teach them more on the do's and don't's of Hive and at the end of every tutorial, you give them tasks and the deadline.

After it reaches the deadline, you give them each a break down of how well or poorly they did and this means you will need more hands and also, you will have to set the number of people needed for each initiative too to make the work easy and realistic too. What I mean is, you have to know all your students and build that students - teacher relationship with them.

Now I've said too much, I will have to stop here first and see if you understand where I'm going to 🥰. I might have spoken out of point too, like I said earlier, the thoughts are still scattered in my head 😏.

I wish you all the best in achieving your goal if on boarding genuine people to Hive 🙏❤️.