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Abstract
The Hive Network outage has impacted LEO, causing issues with polls visibility and overall technical challenges. Speaker 2 discussed the milestone of achieving over 8,000 songs on Leo's music initiative and highlighted the potential of using polls as a database building tool to foster engagement. By creating non-time-sensitive polls, they suggest offering lasting content that adds value to the ecosystem. Speaker 2 also envisions leveraging community-driven projects to incrementally grow Hive and Leo similar to how Amazon grew its digital platform.
Key Points
- Outages in Hive network affecting Leo and AT&T in the USA
- Over 8,000 songs milestone reached on Leo
- Timeless polls proposed as a means for enhanced database engagement
- Community involvement critical for the platform's growth
- Incremental growth strategy aligned with Amazon's digital platform model
Outline
- 00:49 Introduction to the issues of Hive network outages and Leo technical difficulties.
- 04:11 Announcement of 8,000 songs milestone on Leo.
- 12:28 Speaker 2 proposes the use of timeless polls to build the database.
- 14:38 Discussion on the relevance of non-time-sensitive polls.
- 25:26 Vision for digital platform growth through community involvement and continuous value.
- 31:02 Encouragement for individual initiative in platform engagement and content creation.
- 33:21 Mention of recent search functionality update and future aspirations for the platform.
Summary
Hive Network Outage and Leo Glossary Update
The Hive network is experiencing a major outage, including AT&T's network being down in the United States, which might be contributing to various other issues. Due to these outages, Leo, a project on Hive, is facing technical difficulties with polls not being visible. Speaker 2 mentions that this is temporary and believes the problems will be resolved. They stress the importance of web3 databases for the success of web3 and how Leo is Moving forward with the HAF application framework to pull blockchain data, making the process more efficient.
Leo's Music Initiative
Announced crossing the threshold of 8,000 songs on Leo which signifies a milestone despite the technical issues the platform is facing.
Value of Polls in Database Building
Proposes using polls as a tool for building the Hive Database. The idea revolves around creating timeless, engaging polls that are not tied to a time-sensitive event. This provides opportunities for continuous engagement, commenting, and sharing content within the platform.
The Future Vision for Leo and Hive
Envisions a digital platform that captures incremental value. They compare Hive with Amazon's digital platform model and suggest that large numbers of engaging polls could significantly increase the platform's daily engagement. They emphasize on building valuable content that remains relevant over time, thereby contributing to the ecosystem's growth.
Community Involvement
Applauds community-based initiatives within Leo and Hive and encourages individuals to come up with engagement strategies and value-driven content tailored to their interests. They highlight the collaborative aspect of platform building where community members can significantly contribute to the project's evolution.
Conclusion
Ends with a call to action for increasing Hive's database value and mentions a recent update to search functionality, hoping for improved content discoverability. They also look forward to restoring full functionality to the polls system soon.
Summary of Leo and Hive Network Discussion
A major network outage has affected Hive and related projects such as Leo. Despite the technical difficulties, the community maintains an optimistic outlook for the future, focusing on various initiatives to build a robust and engaging ecosystem.
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