Oh wow @bryan-imhoff how quickly the world (either digital or physical) changes, eh?
I followed the link you posted, does this mean I am now ON Hive? Can I simply write from that link, which seems to be the same interface as old Steemit? If so, thanks, that was easy.
I'm not one for 'sides' normally, at least not outwardly so, I'm more of a 'let's all get along' type, I know boring stuff, but I suppose I'll show up to both parties and see what feels most like 'home'.
What I always loved about Steemit was it felt like the 'old' blogging days of the internet, for a short while anyway. And I often likened it to a small digital village in the vast digital world of such digital cities as Facebook and their ilk.
If this Hive feels more 'home' then perhaps I shall move in and set up digs and simply use Steemit as my holiday home, popping in a few months a year and on odd weekends to 'putter in the garden' as it were.
Thanks for the help!
You’re very welcome! I do hope to see you there as I consider it my new “stomping grounds.” And yes, your account carried over to this offshoot so all you’d have to do is log in as normal. SteemPeak also has a Hive based interface.
https://peakd.com/@donnadavisart
For anyone still utilizing Steem I’d highly recommend at least using SteemPeak instead of Steemit. One of the onerous things that finalized my move to Hive was Justin Sun started blocking users and posts he didn’t like from appearing on Steemit, but you can still see them on SteemPeak.
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