Oh ok. I said it because you wrote Hiveblog, but it's a common confusion. Back in Steem, many users (even me at the beginning) referred to it as the Steemit Blockchain, which was not accurate. Steemit INC was the company, and steemit.com the frontend. And I see that for many, it's the same confussion with Hive and Hive Blog.
If I understand that, maybe it was more of a mistake in my language, but well I have been learning more about this ecosystem and its usefulness, which is what I meant in my first comment. Anyway thanks for the information.
Oh, it's ok. Sorry if my comment sounded rude. It's just that it's something that I want to left clear because there is still a lot of confusion even after actively speaking about it.
And I understand your first comment, there are many apps and development that we still don't know, and in the upcoming months/years, we might as well triple the number of dapps and tools we have in Hive. But for that, we also need to increase the userbase and use case.
Oh ok. I said it because you wrote Hiveblog, but it's a common confusion. Back in Steem, many users (even me at the beginning) referred to it as the Steemit Blockchain, which was not accurate. Steemit INC was the company, and steemit.com the frontend. And I see that for many, it's the same confussion with Hive and Hive Blog.
If I understand that, maybe it was more of a mistake in my language, but well I have been learning more about this ecosystem and its usefulness, which is what I meant in my first comment. Anyway thanks for the information.
Oh, it's ok. Sorry if my comment sounded rude. It's just that it's something that I want to left clear because there is still a lot of confusion even after actively speaking about it.
And I understand your first comment, there are many apps and development that we still don't know, and in the upcoming months/years, we might as well triple the number of dapps and tools we have in Hive. But for that, we also need to increase the userbase and use case.
No problem, I understand your point.