We have interviewed a few human nodes who have been through the thick and the thin, from the very beginning of Mainnet or even before. The first human node to answer the call is MLH, a 77-year-old retired university professor. His reason for becoming a human node, “to help in some small way to bring about the beginnings of a just and equitable financial system.”, was one that made the team realize that they were on the right track. Here are some of the Q&A from the interview. Q: How has your experience as a human node been so far? What makes this experience unique? MLH: It’s been both challenging and interesting. Challenging because steps and words that seem normal to the programmers are not intuitive to me. Interesting, because there are many words and phrases that I’m learning as I go along. Q: What are the challenges in running a human node for you? MLH: Probably for me as a non-tech guy, learning what to do if my node has a problem, which fortunately doesn’t happen very often, but when it does, the tech support has always been stellar and has quickly solved my issue. Read the full interview here: https://blog.humanode.io/meet-the-human-nodes-kicking-off-with-mlh/