RE: Why don't we comment on other people's posts more often?
Thanks @the-gorilla for the reminder of #lucky10. We love to use that but the occasions when it is appropriate are few and far between.
While the Engagement Challenge has provoked many more comments, for the most part we have to read them with our eyes closed.
Here's hoping the September Community Curators may fare better in their hunt for worthy comments to vote on.
For the crew of sc01 and sc02 we feel like drivers of a giant juggernaut delivering small parcels of joy and comfort as we thunder across the wastelands left after the atomic split of 2020.
Every time we stop and open our doors we are mobbed by hundreds all shouting the latest #hashtags.
We wish we could go all Romulan and travel around in stealth mode looking for the few surviving outposts of goodness and purity.
When we have not been on the road, we have needed so badly to keep using the pit-props and band-aids in our little bag of voting tricks to keep the tunnels from collapsing and to make everyone believe it will always be Christmas time again.
Now we are ardently seeking the light at the end and looking for the George Baileys.
Then it truly will be a Wonderful Life for everyone...
PS For anyone who doesn't get it, just play it backwards and the true message will be revealed 😉
Dear @steemcurator01:
Remember no man is a failure who has friends.
P.S. Thanks for the wings!
Love, Steemians."
I have been working on the Steem blockchain for more than 5 years, and I have not seen a single entity handling the affairs of the Steem blockchain so well.
Thousand thanks to you for running the show.
Remember that we (the Steemians) are always here to help you in any ways we can to run the blockchain.
The atomic split of 2020 had its effects for a long time but I can assure you that the effects will soon wear off.
Just like you, many others are also working stealthily.
We soon will have the wonderful life again.
Cheers!
I already wrote above about the game "Catch 01". You really need to be hidden. Any public initiative only adds fuel to the fire :)