Compilation of Achievement Tasks 1-6, by @jeffbradt

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Hello, once again this is JP, and I would like to present my final Newcomers' Achievement: a list of the six Newcomers' Tasks. Finally, I have finished all six of the tasks, including all four parts of Task #5.

My Six Achievements and What They Mean to Me

Achievement 1
I enjoyed introducing myself. I still recall the excitement I felt coming onto the Steemit platform and making myself known for the first time here. This was a thrill I will not soon forget.
Achievement 2
In achievement #2, I knew how to be secure already, but it was important that I emphasize it for both others' sakes and my own.
Achievement 3
Etiquette on any website is important, and I find it encouraging that Steemit makes a specific point of it. It is helpful for everyone to go through this achievement so that the rules of etiquette are followed generally. This way everyone gets along, and it is a much more professional website.
Achievement 4
Markdowns were a little bit of a learning curve, but once I got the hang of them this achievement was rewarding. Now I know how to make my posts look attractive and how to keep people's interest.
Achievement 5.1
SteemWorld.org is a vital informational portal for Steemians. I am thankful to have discovered it through this achievement.
Achievement 5.2
Another helpful tool is SteemScan. Here we also find links to other tools such as Steem Engine block explorer, which comes in handy for researching the specifics of Steem, for those who are tech-savvy.
Achievement 5.3
On Steemyy, we have a large number of tools available to us as well, like resources, APIs, node status, and a tab for bots. Once again, this is a great tool to really understand the nuts and bolts of Steemit.
Achievement 5.4
The last achievement 5 task, reviewing Steemdb.io, was also important and helpful. With tabs for accounts, posts, witnesses, and more, this portal has a lot of functionality.
Achievement 6
Achievement 6, the last and certainly not the least, allowed me to get to understand both curation and the Steemit community in general. Again, I already knew how to curate and how it worked, as I had read around Steemit on other posts that explained it. Nonetheless, it was good to review and emphasize the important points of curation and of activity within the community.

All in all, I found every achievement important. I am grateful to have been allowed to be a part of them all.

Thanks one last time to @cryptokannon and to all who helped make all the achievements possible!

Peace and Love,
JP