It's never easy, but I manage reasonably well, even with disruptions. I still don't know what to say about the gap, since I haven't changed when I respond to notifications.
There may indeed be some issue, because I haven't had any notable lapses on my end. 😁🙏💚✨🤙
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Perhaps you just manage to perform a single commenting session for each day !INDEED from the time the strong winds and rains hit your local jungle community. 🧘♂️
If two or more Hive frontends seem to have a problem with notifications, then it might be a problem with whatever Hive node (either the same node or more than one node) those frontends are using. 🤯🤓
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That's how I always do it, going through and responding to notifications, once per day, in the evening.
Yep, node issues, in one iteration or another, are often the cause of Hive wonkyness. 😁🙏💚✨🤙
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I wonder how often (let's say every year) you perform a commenting session more than once on a single day (in your local time). 😅
Quality over quantity is important indeed, as few high-quality nodes (for Hive in this case) clearly beats a huge number of problematic nodes. 😏
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Unless it's specifically to respond to a particular comment or reply, I don't have time to go through my notifications more than once per day.
Yes, true, though it would be great if they were all high-quality nodes. 😁🙏💚✨🤙
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Thanks for the information! 😀 That means when your reply is more or less 12 hours apart from your previous reply on the same day, then it is likely a "targeted" reply from you !INDEED. 🤓
I meant on my previous comment that "low-quality" nodes won't be included alongside the few high-quality ones. 😅
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Sure thing, you're most welcome! Yes, that's probably accurate. I usually pop up in the 20/21-hour range.
Why are there low-quality nodes at all? 😁🙏💚✨🤙
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