Onboarding people isn't just the main thing, but having them being active will go a very long way. It'll help, especially if the atmosphere they meet is loving, which Hive is with different communities.
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Onboarding is the first part, then you have to retain them in the ecosystem and that requires empathy & a good user experience. Hive still has barriers to entry as account creation and its learning curve. It's good to discuss these things.
*That's right, retaining these users will go a long way as they'll be able to bring more people onboard too.
And truly, Hive still has those barriers, and being with the onboarders to assure them go a long way.
This is a different thing entirety, we look out for getting people on Web3.0 but we haven't talked about how active and genuinely engaging they could be. Realistically, this would depend on the users that are on boarded.
Yes, this also depends on the user, which is why we need to give it our best shot. We are not begging anyone to stay active. We let them see what being active brings.