Who are your favorite Hive users?

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On the surface, this appears to be a standard question, and it is, but not entirely. Most of the time, when you ask the question "favorite," the first thing that comes to mind is "content creation", which is likely because we mostly interact with people here through their content, and this is how we believe we get our first impressions of who they are.

However, people are not the same as they appear to be. People choose complete, partial, or no anonymity, and as a result, we rely primarily on what they post on social front on Hive.

Back in the day, we would get random accounts that curated posts out of the blue, which made it even more enjoyable because we were not affiliated with them in any way.

We would then follow these accounts, seeing them as benefactors and Messiah-incarnate, and tag them as the good guys. However, in most of those cases, they were neither good nor bad people; they were simply a part of the system, participating in the game of curation, from which they also benefited.

It is the same with accounts that follow downvote trails; sometimes these accounts only join these trails to combat abuse on the chain, but because they have given permission to a proxy to use their downvote power, it is easy to dismiss them as bad people, but they aren't.

People are not the content they create, good or bad; rather, they are what they want you to see and consume.

With that said, there are users we follow who may not be great content creators or the edicteds of this chain; in fact, they may not even be native English speakers and cannot even put a verb in front of a noun, but we value them and the contributions they make to this space.

For example, I saw a post from a splinterlands whale On Twitter, He was commending an auction of about 1.3 million DEC made by a Hive old-timer for a certain card.

Then someone commented on the tweet, pointing out that this particular user would still be on the chain if he had not been downvoted by another whale. Apparently, this fellow did not like that someone who could contribute to the ecosystem was scared away with downvotes.

My point is that there are people who are particularly relevant in this ecosystem, and we sometimes have personal biases toward them. They may not be relevant to the chain, but we are likely to benefit in some way from their presence on it.

There are so many aspects to Hive, and there are people who are relevant in places we may not even be aware of, and we can usually see them in the types of interactions they have. However, Hive's flexibility makes people relevant today but irrelevant tomorrow.

For example, there are big account names that we associate with curation; they were like the holy grail in 2017, but they are now ghost accounts. This is especially true because people's priorities shift over time, whether intentionally or unintentionally, and sometimes that is just the way it is.

This is true for almost everyone; there are people to whom we are sentimentally attached, as well as for personal reasons, and these people are sometimes the reason we remain motivated or push forward. I mostly enjoy learning new things.

For example, I am constantly hustling to learn more about cryptocurrency, and I still do not know half of what I want to know, so I take advantage of every opportunity to learn. The strange thing is that some of these people, I do not even really talk to them or their content; I follow and learn from afar, and they are probably my favorites.

Favorite Hive Users

For the people I follow, it is obvious in how I interact with them, because the knowledge they have shared, as well as some of their activities and overall persona, have helped me in a variety of ways, and these are the people I am referring to; you may not share or tag them due to spam, but you can simply discuss their impact and all that.

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