Hello everyone,
I find it very interesting when I see a word used that I have never seen before. That word is "Shilling". It came about in a Twitter exchange with my friend @nathanmars yesterday.
I think I get the context, pushing, talking about, like really talking about Hive, promoting it, etc. But when it went to Google, I get to the Meriam-Webster dictionary.
Definition of shilling
1a: a former monetary unit of the United Kingdom equal to 12 pence or ¹/₂₀ pound
b: a former monetary unit equal to ¹/₂₀ pound of any of various countries in or formerly in the Commonwealth of Nations
2: a coin representing one shilling
3: any of several early American coins
4the basic monetary unit of Kenya, Somalia, Tanzania, and Uganda
You might be wondering why I am sharing this? Just because it peaked my interest. I always wanted to point out all the hard work Nathan is putting in to promote Hive, and in turn everything else on Hive.
There are many other doing hard work on Twitter also and you can see that date thanks to:
Just something different to share this morning.
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Bradley