They might also check your wallet and see the gambling, which undermines whatever investment content value you might have.

Well, I think that both gambling and trading involves risks and even though it's not the same thing at all, I can't really see why that would undermine the information within this type of post. Personally, I could see why it would matter in case I talked specifically about a certain token or about my own results. Like I said previously though, I might be wrong. People might do exactly what you've said, they might check my entire history and whatever, long before they know me.

I don't think it's likely to happen though.

In my opinion, the value of a decentralized content pool is to get the opinions of individuals that can't be found elsewhere - instead of reposting the content of web 2.0 platforms for reward.

I agree with that to some extent, but I think it's wise to utilize the power and potential of web 2.0, and to bring awareness towards and about web 3.0 by doing that. Optimized content, keyword analyzing and producing content that people actually look for on search engines are in my opinion one of the best- and most underrated methods to bring traffic.

It is also something we haven't seen much of throughout the history of Hive (Steem), which is why I and a handful of other users have started to focus more on optimized content. It's basically a test-drive, or something we do because we believe it can- and will benefit us all in the long haul.

However, you've made some good points and I appreciate your input like I stated previously. I'll keep that in mind in the future.

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