Good Engagement, Bad Engagement

I think I can speak for most of us who write on HIVE when I say we do not just write for rewards. We write because we want to share our ideas and experiences with other people. The best way for writers to see our writing being read is when we receive comments. However, there are some bad comment habits I would like to address to help other Hive users, new and old alike, better engage with other authors.

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Good Engagement:

Here's how I agree or disagree with your post, along with some arguments and/or reference links.

Bad Engagement:

"Nice post"

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Good Engagement:

I, too, have a relevant personal experience.

Bad Engagement:

Something barely tangential to a keyword in the post title.

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Good Engagement:

Answering a question posed in an article with a thoughtful reply

Bad Engagement:

AI-generated word salad

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Engagement Opportunities

Do you recognize the pop culture source I parodied with the post image above?

What good and bad engagement habits do you see on HIVE, and how do you reward good engagement?

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