RE: RE: Is it sustainable to write 365 articles in a year?

I hope I'm one of your exceptions. I like to think that my blog posts are quality enough, even if I'm not always to everyone's taste

Absolutely a quality writer with some interesting content. I've read lots of them over the years and enjoyed them. I think that the majority of content these days is instant attention so it's never going to be much different on hive.

The days of Shakespeare and Joyce are long gone and we now have random 10 second clips of idiots on Instagram instead.

I think more and more HIVE isn't really the place for long form unless you have a burning desire to write it and an audience that might read it.

I think that it could be if we have the right front end with a long term reward system that pays out content for it's evergreen earning potential. But that would need to come from ad revenue or another system as the 7 day payout window just doesn't fit with long term or long form content. If i make a brilliant tutorial that is sitting on the top of google rankings for years then on my own blog it could generate revenue for years. Here if I put ten hours into writing an article it makes money on day one and that's pretty much it. I can write an article in 15 minutes and receive almost the same.

The engagement is the fun part and that is why threads could do very well. Much better to have fun putting out 20 threads a day and not worry about anything while earning a couple of dollars and getting lots of comments than putting out articles for the sake of it if nobody is reading it.

Happy to see this one get lots of comments and engagements but the longer that you are here, the easier it gets.

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