2 weeks Steemit Experience

Bedok jetty in Singapore

Good day to all! It's been exactly two weeks since I started posting and really using the steemit platform. It was introduced by my friend and colleague @themostvulnerable and he explained to me how this platform works. I also read the welcome notes and stuff to learn more about the platform.

I started at almost the same time as her wife @thisisbevs. I shared some of my phone shots, participates in the #sevendaybnwchallenge, started to join @juliank @photocontents where I submitted 6 photos for 3 days and now planning to join the #mypictureday. Even posted my ever first tutorial (https://steemit.com/architecture/@rockysmarties/creating-site-study-3d-diagrams-for-your-architectural-board). My wife, friends, and Family were happy for me.

Lasalle College for the Arts which I used to enter the #architecturalphotography @photocontest

All of this was fun and I’ve been accumulating not just followers, friend #steemians but also a huge amount of knowledge when it comes to photography, architecture and etc. which you will never find in the net that easily.

Like Facebook, you can sometimes see how is the life like for a fellow steemian in a country I even never heard of. (Apologies, I'm not really good at geography) Overall this has been an uplifting experience.

But even though I've done this things, my reputation still stayed at the entry level which is 25. I would like to ask, why my rep still haven't gone up even by a point? Even though I'm commenting and upvoting some posts that I really loved and resteemed some of it. Also, read post on guides on how to be successful in steaA-line those post by @purepinay.

Even though this will not stop me from using steemit, I know when it's time for me to get some help and advice.

Hope to hear from those kindhearted steemians! Thanks and Goodmorning from a Filipino Expat in Singapore.

East coast Singapore