Hi again, friend.

Communities (like Project Hope) are a special example. They do not exist on the blockchain at all, but only via Hivemind and its bridge API.

Oh, so this shows how important the existence of developers is. You have opened my eyes to another way to appreciate APIs.

Yes, the rules and limitations could changed at any time. But as I have seen it, this has been done very rarely.

These changes occur when hard-forks are put into effect.

The posts I like, or the people who read my posts (like you, for example) and write to me, I couldn't reward anymore if my SP was somewhere else....
Or how do you see it?

You are quite right, respected friend.
Although we wouldn't expect any user to place all of his SP in the hands of third parties, perhaps only some fraction of it.
This way they could personally support those publications that generate some interest for them.

Our vision focuses on the fact that many users do not make a totally efficient use of their SP (perhaps due to a lack of time to carry out the manual curation). In these cases, a delegation to communities that use it responsibly would be a reasonable choice.

Thank you very much for taking part of your valuable time to interact with me in this comment thread. I really appreciate it a lot.