I had a similar situation occur when I was intending to start a full onboarding campaign for musicians, radio DJs and presenters for Hive. I was getting interest from professionals in the industry that I'd spent nearly 10 years getting to know.

Musicians already getting screwed over in the current system so advertising an alternative long term revenue stream on twitter, my page got attacked by Hive whales/curation guilds and saying we don't want people cashing out.

Needless to say, all my peers saw this, DM me and say "if that's the approach to music there, no thanks". So closed it down and focused on my own things.

The irony is, the folks who attacked the page, had a pinned tweet saying they earned $10 for posting a selfie. Idiots.

More eyes on is never a bad thing and totally agree with your point of view. If you won't get more users, less content, less stuff to appear in search rankings etc.

I'd welcome any genuine new user, regardless of what they intend to do with THEIR tokens.

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