Apologize to have to repost this and for those who felt left out yesterday. At first glance I was a bit disappointed by the lack of participation but after some comments alerting me of some users having been missed out we had to re-check the queries to determine what happened. After a few additional attempts, we realized we had queried by certain usernames rather than checking everyone who had been sharing splinterlands posts.

I received an "offer" recently for someone to assist me with my blog here on Hive. The comment started off with congratulating me on "craking the game" because my posts do well in terms of attention and rewards, so I figured I'd start there.

Hey everyone! To follow up on our announced contest, we saw some new users sign up and actively share splinterlands posts. While we were hoping for more players to participate, it's nice to see some who did actively share on a more consistent basis. Here are the players that registered to hiveposh with reddit since the contest was announced and therefore will receive 1 point in the drawing for doing so!

Seeing a lot of drone activity reporting online lately with people being unsure if it's alien technology or unknown human created drones from potentially other nations, etc. Figured I'd ask this question to get your thoughts and maybe think about something you may not usually think about.

After downloading the game which was 50gb I'm surprised I still had some room to capture some footage in my SSD. Anyway, thought I'd give it a try. I've enjoyed some marvel movies and I like FPS so figured it'd be nice. I imagine this game is probably a lot more fun with friends however, especially after I noticed there's some team-up boosts one can get as well.

of whatever you'd call the position I'm in when trying to build holozing. Thought I'd give people a little bit of insight towards some of my day to day. It's something I've mentioned many times before but I'm obviously not the best person in charge of running this project. Even though I've been trying pretty hard there's been many times where things have caught up to me later when I've realized that I could've done them better or times where due to approaching it in the wrong way/being inexperienced it has caused for more work down the line.