💥 One Year on the Steem Blockchain! 💥 Part 1 ...
Today I am celebrating my one year anniversary on the Steem blockchain! Exactly one year ago yesterday, I decided to "jump in" and establish an online profile here. Prior to making that decision, it was a step I had said would never happen.
That is, I am not now or ever have been on Facebook, Twitter, ?...? and still maintain that I almost certainly never will be.
Since posting my introduction on 14 May 2018, though, it has been an absolutely wonderful experience "in here." I would never have imagined my "journey" through the Steemisphere would involve engaging with others all over the world and what that experience has meant to me.
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What I am going to do to mark this occasion is put together a complete picture of what this year has looked like, from the point-of-view of my posting. This post will serve as a key reference for me, from now on. And it will always mean a great deal to me, given what it represents.
"Body of Work" or Value Added by @roleerob
So ... With the primary focus of this post being to create a reference to all of the work I have put in over this past year, it will highlight the value I have added to our Steem blockchain. What follows then are the 95 posts I have created, broken into their logical groupings.
Compared to prolific content creators like @tarazkp, who a short time ago celebrated the creation of 22,222 posts 😧, one could reasonably ask "why bother?" 🤔
- Note: Of some small consolation, if I was inclined to feel depressed (I'm not ...) about this small number, many of my posts could easily have been broken up into a number of others, e.g. my two "Welcome to the Steemisphere" posts which total over 11,000 words ...
Well, how about this? Having never been online prior to "jumping in" to the Steem blockchain, my original objective was to put out a post once a week. I produced almost double that? 😉 And, some early exchanges with @abh12345 helped me better understand the importance of engagement, so I am happy to report I have written 2,196 comments (~ 96% of what I have written "in here"), in support of my fellow Steemians, over this same period of time. 👍
Getting to it then, as you scroll down through these, dear reader, perhaps something of interest will stand out that you may wish to read / reread.
- Note: You can click the image, as well as the hyperlink, to jump to any post of interest to you.
In the beginning ...
We all have to start somewhere. Right? Looking back on these, I am still happy with the content. But they also clearly show (to me) how much I had to learn, in the first few weeks.
Setting out on this "new adventure," they were intentionally written with a desire that they serve as a foundation for future posts I would be writing. That is, I wanted to have them to refer back to, as needed.
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![]() | Intro to Steemian Community: Passionate Proponent of Truth, Life, & Liberty - 14 May 2018 Reading through the Steemit FAQ section and related posts, I learned the recommended way to get started was with an introductory post. Here it is, my first post, with a little bit of everything! 😉 |
![]() | Testimony of a "Rock Head" - 20 May 2018 It was very important to me, as a disciple of Jesus Christ, to make my testimony my second post. Hopefully, to serve as some encouragement to anyone who has a background - a "story" - like mine. |
![]() | Liberty: Land of the Free, Home of the Brave - 28 May 2018 As an American, proud of our heritage, I wrote this post about what we all hold so dear - our freedom! Even better liberty!! In this post, I explain why I believe that, while honoring a great man on Memorial Day in America. |
![]() | Essential Foundation for Good Business - 3 Jun 2018 Having spent all of my professional life, in one way or another, in the business world, I have a lot of experience about what constitutes good business. And, I am very passionate about it! |
Progress Update: Reputation 40! - 16 Jun 2018 While still very early in "getting my feet wet," with all involved in engaging on the Steem blockchain, I was beginning to realize the importance of our "rep." So ... I decided to write a post about reputation, having achieved this first milestone. | |
Father's Day 2018: Children - Blessings of Life!! - 17 Jun 2018 Very little is more important to me than children. So, on Father's Day I decided to write an important post about what they represent. |
Observations and Reflections
In routinely thinking about what I should write about next, my mind often went to philosophical themes, given all my experience in life on many levels. I probably enjoy writing these posts more than any other type.
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Focus of our Time - 24 Jun 2018 As an older man, I have learned the hard way (like most of my life lessons) the value of our time. Is there anything more valuable? I wrote about that in this post. | |
Observations: Words Matter - 27 Jun 2018 High on the list of important things in life are the words we choose to let cross our lips. I wrote a post about essential aspects of our communication with others - "common" (not really!) courtesy, civility, and respect. | |
Prosperity: Freedom and Opportunity for Ordinary People - 4 Jul 2018 Freedom and opportunity are vital to our sense of well-being. Inspired in August 2017 by what my research had led me to understand about the potential of blockchain technology, I wrote a post about what it represents for ordinary people - like you and me. | |
Observations: Gratitude and the Simple Things - 6 Jul 2018 Inspired by a quiet morning of reflection in my yard, I wrote a post about gratitude. And the importance of being content with the simple things in life. | |
Observations: Two Lanes into One and the Human Condition - 9 Jul 2018 "Inspired" (maybe enraged is a little closer ... 😏) by a particularly unpleasant trip home from work, I wrote about it and what some refer to as "the human condition." | |
![]() | Reflections: Curation and Pollination - 11 Jul 2018 After some wonderful early "encounters" with several people in the PIFC community, I was inspired to write this post. It got some very good reviews. |
Reflections: My Life as a Hay Farmer - 3 Sep 2018 As support for the "law of sowing and reaping" section of my 2nd post on adding value to the Steem blockchain, wrote from the heart about an important experience with my children. Won my first Curie award, making it the highest payout post I had written! | |
![]() | Reflections: Family and Hurricane Florence - 19 Sep 2018 In the midst of the national crisis, wrote this post about a member of my family's involvement in it. Also paid tribute to the linemen who work heroically to restore power as the first order of business in times like these. |
![]() | Reflections: Innocent until Proven Guilty! - 30 Sep 2018 At the height of a major political drama, was inspired to write this post about essential components of the American justice system - due process of law and the burden of proof. |
![]() | Survival Tale: My Battle with Intestinal Infection - 4 Oct 2018 Upon learning fellow @helpie Steemmate @daan was in the hospital with a serious intestinal problem, was inspired to write this post about my own experience with surviving the worst illness I have been through as an adult. |
![]() | Reflections on the Future: BBC 2018 Conference in San Antonio, Texas - 12 Nov 2018 Blessed to again participate in this remarkable world conference, I wrote about the experience and "the future of business" based on the presentations from some of the "best and brightest" in the world. |
![]() | Reflections: My "Road to Recovery" Trip - 1 Dec 2018 "Plan your work and work your plan!" In this post, I wrote about the beginning of my "road to recovery" (R2R) trip - the outline of my plans and, more importantly, why ... |
![]() | Reflections: Officially retired ... Or am I? - 18 Jan 2019 Writing about my official retirement, I said this - "I am determined to do whatever it takes to recover my sense of vitality. My health and overall sense of well-being is my number one priority at this stage of my life. Yes, I am getting older. No, I am not dead yet ..." |
![]() | Reflections: Information "tsunami!" And ... No end in sight ... - 29 Mar 2019 Wrote a post reflecting back over my long professional life and entering the Information Age, with the overwhelming (and growing!) amount of "information at our fingertips." And the challenges of working with the systems designed to process it. |
Good Business
Knowing from experience that I seem to have a much stronger sense of justice than most, I place a very high value on supporting good businesses. As an application of the "golden rule," I think is important to make it known, when you have had a great experience. It doesn't get any better than "word of mouth" advertising, from someone whose judgment you trust.
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Business Review: Great Maker of Backlit LED Pictures - 7 Jun 2018 The story of my "office window" linked to a very important time in my life is told in this post. The owner afterwards said he was in tears, after reading it. | |
![]() | BBC 2017: Lifetime Memories from IIBA's Annual Conference in Orlando, Florida - 15 Jun 2018 A highlight of my professional career was attending this truly international conference of Business Analysts from all over the world. |
Business Review: Great Creator of GIF Images - @skyleap! - 30 Jun 2018 As a great example of what the Steem blockchain can be, this post tells the story of my business experience with one of our fellow Steemians. From the other side of the world in Japan! | |
![]() | Celebrating Good Business: 👌 Latest from Ledger! 👍 - 22 Mar 2019 Not all great business reviews are based on good news. Here is one example of how a great business handled some pretty bad news. |
![]() | Celebrating Good Business! 😧 Binance Hacked ... Successfully! 😞 - 8 May 2019 Just as with the post above, here is another example of how a great business handled some really bad news. |
Monthly Highlights and Updates
For most of my professional life, I have been required to generate a monthly report. Carrying that experience "in here," I have written monthly highlight posts almost every month. As well as some quick updates, when a pressing schedule kept me from being able to post on the Steem blockchain for an extended period.
Regular features are my "Executive Summary," "Awards and Accomplishments," and "Monthly Highlights" broken out into 👍👍, 👍, 👎, and 👎👎 sections.
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Update, Month 1: Engaged with a 4-Figure Stake in the Future - 9 Jun 2018 Impressed enough with my initial experience on the Steem blockchain, a highlight of my first post was my decision to invest in it further and create a 4-figure stake. | |
Update, Month 2: Still Engaged with an Increased Stake and "Growing" ... - 15 Jul 2018 In my second month, I really began to wrestle with the whole idea of what constituted truly adding value to the Steem blockchain. | |
Update, Month 3: Still (Somewhat) Engaged with an Increased Stake and "Recalibrating" ... - 2 Sep 2018 As much as I was fascinated by my experience, the time commitment led to me write about "recalibrating." | |
![]() | Update, Month 5: Still Engaged with an Increased Stake and "Doubling Down" ... - 3 Nov 2018 Having missed a month, due to the effort required on my "Steemisphere" posts, I wrote about "doubling down" and investing, instead of selling out ... |
![]() | Update, Month 6: "Fully" Engaged with Increased Stake and "Resolute" ... - 7 Dec 2018 In facing the steep decline in STEEM pricing and 70% layoff at SteemIt, I wrote about remaining "resolute" in the face of adversity. |
![]() | Update, Month7: 🐬 Starting 2019 as a Dolphin! 🐬 - 20 Jan 2019 Freshly retired and just before leaving on my R2R "trip of a lifetime," I wrote this post about starting into the New Year as a dolphin! |
![]() | Update, Month 9: Safely Home and "Working" on the "Next Chapter" - 3 Mar 2019 Safely back home from my R2R trip, I wrote about facing "the next chapter" of my life and the decisions to be made. |
![]() | Update, 2019 Mar 20: ❌ What's Up with @roleerob ❓ - 20 Mar 2019 After an extended period of "posting silence," I wrote an update about what I was doing, to dispel "rumors of my death" ... 😏 |
![]() | Update, Month 10: 🥛 Glass Half Full? Or Half Empty 🥛 - 1 Apr 2019 Refusing to turn a "blind eye" to some of its aspects, I wrote about the pluses and minuses of remaining involved on the Steem blockchain. |
![]() | Update, 2019 Apr 18: ❓ What's Up @roleerob ❓ - 18 Apr 2019 After another extended period of "posting silence," I again wrote an update about what I was doing, to dispel "rumors of my death" ... 😏 |
![]() | Update, Month11: Bogged down "out there" ... - 1 May 2019 Having filed for an extension to get my taxes done, for the first time ever, 😧 I wrote about why - for the first time, fully accounting for my "digital asset" class investments ... 😞 |
Steem Blockchain
The Steem blockchain is complicated! Starting out as an investor only, the main reason for my choosing to "jumping in" was to do my small part to increase the user base - one of the keys to the long-term profitability of the new "digital asset" class. I really started out with very little idea of what I was doing.
As I developed a deeper understanding of and appreciation for all that was involved, I began to write about it.
As an example, in my encouragement post, writing about the single biggest payout I had received, I wrote about what I referred to as “the Challenge.” After “Chapter One” of my journey “in here” was over, I decided to do something about it. This is what I wrote …
”You are reading what I would like to have been quickly introduced to, when I was where you are right now.”
My hope is that some of these posts will help lessen how steep the "learning curve" is a bit for those who decide to start their own Steem "journey."
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![]() | Reflections: Adding "Value" to the Steem Blockchain - Chapter 1 - 8 Jul 2018 After a particularly insightful exchange I had with PAL/MSP moderator @discordiant, wrote this post on present and future value. |
Reflections: Adding "Value" to our Steem Blockchain - Chapter 2 - 3 Sep 2018 Not coincidentally, on Labor Day I wrote this post about an essential part of Steem blockchain success - work! And "earned" vs. "entitled" ... As support for the "law of sowing and reaping" section of this post, I wrote from the heart about an important experience with my children - in my Reflections: My Life as a Hay Farmer post. It won my first Curie award, making it the highest payout post I had written! | |
![]() | True Story: Encouragement on our Steem Blockchain - 8 Sep 2018 With all that happened in winning my first Curie award, wrote one of my most important posts about the whole experience. |
![]() | Steem and the Adventures of @TrufflePig!! - 19 Sep 2018 In honoring the work of my "bot buddy," I wrote a post about this amazing AI creation of our fellow Steemian @smcaterpillar. |
![]() | User's Guide to the Steemisphere, Version 1.0 - 27 Oct 2018 Inspired to do what I could to spare new Steemians from all I had been through "the hard way" wrote two complimentary posts. This one and the one below. I consider them to be my single biggest contributions to the Steem blockchain. |
![]() | Welcome to the Steemisphere! Getting Off to a "Flying Start," Version 1.0 - 28 Oct 2018 Inspired to do what I could to spare new Steemians from all I had been through "the hard way" wrote two complimentary posts. This one and the one above. I consider them to be my single biggest contributions to the Steem blockchain. |
![]() | Starting the New Year as a Dolphin! - 31 Dec 2018 With the crushing losses of the 4th quarter of 2018, decided to make "lemonade out of lemons" and buy myself a dolphin-sized stake on the Steem blockchain. In this post, I wrote about it, including a complete transaction history. |
![]() | Human Nature and "Adventures" in the Steemisphere - 19 Jan 2019 Getting the New Year off to a "flying start" (yeah, right ... 😏), I wrote this post about my great unhappiness upon learning of @ned's decision to power down and move his stake to Bittrex. |
Closing, Part 1 ...
As you will note in the details below, dear reader, I have been given no choice
but to break this post into two parts.
Part 2 can be found here!
Posted using SteemPeak and "immutably enshrined in the blockchain" on Wednesday, 15 May 2019!
Tech Note 1: At a glance, my readers will appreciate it was no small feat to put this post together. A major time drain was once again facing the serious limitations of SteemIt's "locked down" version of HTML. I wonder if I will be around long enough to see this change? I sure hope so - sooner rather than later would be good!
Tech Note 2: Oh great, I "broke" the Steem interface ... SteemPeak failed repeatedly to post, saying "Try again later" and I finally ran out of patience and pasted the content into SteemIt. Only to get the message below. Wow! So ... Have to break this post into two parts, as there is no way to "condense" it ...
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- Tech Note 3: Given the amount of content in these two posts, what is the RC cost for publishing it all?
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Congratulations on one year complete!
It must have taken a good deal of time to organise this post, I wonder if you could use it as a profile link (not knowing what you have there already) so that those checking in could have an index of roleerob available to them.
Interesting you busted the 65k limit :) I see you have almost 8 gazillion RCs, and i'm wondering if you tried 'claiming' an account yet?
https://app.steemconnect.com/sign/claim_account?creator=roleerob&fee=0.000%20STEEM&extensions=[]
It'll either work or not (you'll need to copy the link as the []'s are annoying excluded) and as you've tested, anything other than claiming an account is merely a drop in the RC ocean if you have thousands of SP.
Cheers, onwards into year 2!
Thank you sir! While I don't get to hear from you too often, it is always good when I do. Normally I find it very helpful to carefully consider whatever you feel led to say.
Both of these ideas are good ones, although I am not sure what I would do with another account (I’m sure there are posts out there with suggestions, if I just take the time to track them down …). I put the profile link into service, as you recommended! 👍
On going ahead to claim another account, though, …
… yes, I do have 8 gazillion RCs, but apparently I need a few gazillion still … I don't know if this is a "moving target" or not. If it is meant to be, maybe I'll catch up to it one of these days.
Anyway, thanks again for stopping by. Now @abh12345, with you "onward and upward" into Year 2! 😊
Good stuff - I've liked the idea of an index page for a while although my page needs an update.
Ahh yes, a few gazillion short at present, I would say less than 500 SP away. At present I don't think it matters what you want to do with the claim token, but when you have the SP they are yours to take, as an investor into Steem.
Hopefully the light will begin to shine on Steem, well done for sticking a tough year out :)
wao, I imagine the time you spent doing this publication, very detailed. I congratulate you. I like your publications because you are very eloquent.
I felt very identified with you at the beginning of the reading, since I have never liked facebook or twitter. In fact I have no account in any of them ... and my husband was the one who got steemit, he started working on the platform and he told me what it was about but it did not really attract my attention, because I did not like it social networks. Then little by little I became interested, until now I can say that I LOVE steemit, and that I can not believe that I already have a year and 5 months as part of this platform.
I hope you stay here and can I enjoy many more publications of yours.
Thank you for your kind words and encouragement @blessed-girl. While support of an investment is what got me "in here," it has been "meeting" and engaging with people like you from all over the world the world which has kept me here! 😊
I really appreciate the nice banner you made. And I loved reading @kathe-art's post about her beloved Mommie! 🙏
With you all the way, looking forward to seeing what Year 2 brings. Onward and upward! 👍
I'm glad you liked the banner. My daughter liked that you commented on her publication. Thank you.
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Thank you very much for your support @c-squared. I appreciate all you faithfully and consistently do every day to "keep the fires burning" on the Steem blockchain!
Congrats!! I think I might do a post similar and have thumbnails for each too :D
I always find it amazing how many people come onto Steem with some kind of goal (like a post a week) and then do so much more than they ever expected themselves to do. People come on as writers and sing, developers and write -it really is an awesome space when it encourages people to try things they haven't publicly done before and explore sides of themselves they might not have given themselves the time for earlier.
Well done to all those who push their own boundaries.
Okay @tarazkp ...
... this was great humor. 👍 I'm not sure how bright it was for me to even attempt this with 95. 🤔 I built a Steem database to tackle it, given my background. I started Sunday and, due to a number of factors I won't bore you with, it still took me until last night to finish. Only to then learn I'd "broken" the Steem interface ...
Good luck with 22,222! 😉
I liked this ...
I've met a very interesting group of people "in here" and that is really at the heart of why I am still here. On top of that, I've learned that I really enjoy writing considerably more than I expected. It is the time commitment which constantly works on me though. I had a very full life, before ever electing to try to create an online presence "in here." And me and the word "compromise" just don't get along very well ...
And that is just based on me writing a mere 95 posts. I really have no idea how you do what you do, but it is certainly remarkable (<= understatement of the year award candidate ... 😉)!
I really appreciate you stopping by @tarazkp. Thank you for all of your insights and the tremendous effort you put in to adding value to our Steem blockchain. I consider you to be exemplary in many respects. May it all return to you many times over in the months and years to come.
As for me, I'll look forward to future exchanges with you, as they are always thought provoking. "Onward and upward" into Year 2!
It can be addictive I have found.
Some say, we make time for these things we value. Perhaps society has limited the self-reflection processes and writing allows us a chance to claw some of that back.
Most definitely and year two is better than year one in my experience, even though mine was during a very long bear market :D
Perhaps @tarazkp ...
... another way to say this is we spend time on what we prioritize. Either consciously or sadly, far too often the more common unconsciously ... And it is here that I believe the word addictive can be applied ...
An essential, but very challenging, question is how honestly we seek the truth (can be "brutal" at times ...) about what and how we prioritize our time says about what we value ...
The one inescapable truth about time is its "one way" nature. Invest it well, as we are not getting any more of it and there are no "do overs" ...
I actually don't believe the saying, otherwise we would be healthier, better off financially, freer. Most of the time, we make time for the things we desire.
I had not realized the great content I had missed before we crossed paths! Makes the journey even more encouraging; glad to have been a part of it and heading straight to Part 2!
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Thank you @newageinv. Glad you to know you found some value “back there.” I am pretty proud of some of those early efforts, even though there were times where I wondered “why bother,” when I didn’t know whether or not anyone was even reading them (let alone vote or comment …). Thanks to @steemchiller, he brought me to your attention with a resteem somewhere “back there.” And here we are all this time later, still “Steemin’ along!” 😊
“Onward and upward” into Year 2! 👍
Omg, @roleerob. You have made so many posts in a single year. Maybe for some people they are not that many, but as I know what your posts look like and what they sound like, I wonder how on Earth did you manage to make so many high-quality posts while working full time, having a family and who knows what else you do in your free time :D
It looks like you have some super powers that you have never written about :D Lol :)
P.S. I read your posts a bit upside down beginning with the 2nd part :) Congrats on your 1st Steemit year! Most of the people don't survive and leave Steemit within few months. You've made a great achievement here - just look at the wonderful comments you have :)
Your very kind @insight-out, to ask these questions. As far as any super powers, I don't know about that, but I can say I have had similar thoughts about @tarazkp. You'll note my reference in Part 1 to ...
No, that is not a typo ... 22,222 posts!? He doesn't just dash off "fluff" (or worse ...) posts either, but very steadily turns out a remarkable quantity of high-quality posts. So ... If I was anywhere close to having superpowers, what would we say about him? 😉
It was sort of fun “breaking” the Steem interface, although very aggravating late last night … 😏 I should probably work on cutting down the size of the posts I write, as it probably “costs me” in some ways. I can't speak for "over there," but attention spans are pretty short here in America ...
We do, at the end of it all, though, have to remain true to ourselves and what goes out "with my name on it" is important to me. So don’t expect any miracles … 😉
Thank you for stopping by and supporting these posts @insight-out. It means a lot to me! 👍
great ! keep doing well on steemit
Thank you @kasarwal. I appreciate that!
According to your profile, I see you have just started on our Steem blockchain. From India. And in your first post you asked some questions.
If you let me know you still have some questions and are interested, I will provide you some help. I'll wait to hear back.
Wow, what a great overlook on your first year in this platform.
I used FB and other Social Media for years but I've abandoned all of them after I ran into SteemIt. I landed here by accident... but I stayed because it's very different from what I was used to... and the rewards are a nice incentive!
There are a lot of great communities... and despite the fact that I tend to be a lonewolf, I couldn't resist joining some of them! 😊
I see that a lot of people are complaining about Steem missing the recent Bull Run, but let's face it. It already had been left behind in 2017. If people invested thinking it would be different, it's a rookie's mistake.
I invested here, despite knowing that... because I put my Steem to use. If I didn't use the site at all, Steem would be one of the last choices I would have made, for trading or investing. I don't see this token go up 100x like some other coins can and will do.
That makes two of us @trincowski ...
... as I found that to be probably the single biggest lesson I learned over my 1st year. I am not the "social butterfly" type, so it doesn't come naturally to me. But I truly value the engagement with others ... like with you! 😉 ... all over the world!
That and finding I enjoy writing considerably more than I expected is what has kept me going so far.
We'll both (hopefully) see what another year "in here" brings our way. Who knows, maybe Steem will get some real momentum behind it for reasons that haven't even shown up yet. Lord knows there are a lot of very talented people working on it. As we "speak" (write) ... 👌
Yep. I only kept going because I loved Busy.org. without Busy and eSteem, I doubt I'd still be around. 😂
That's interesting to know @trincowski. I used to always use Busy, but I never "broke through" though into their higher payments. So, given they were never more than "dust" votes, I switched to the use of SteemPeak long ago.
While seeing reference to eSteem, I have never taken the time to investigate, so maybe missed something. @steemchiller is working on a post editor for SteemWorld. Waiting to see what that amazing guy comes up with.
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I have been using eSteem for most of my posts now, mainly because it's the only interface I know that doesn't downsize my photos.
I'll gladly pay them 10% of my earnings. They do an amazing job. It's 1000x better than SteemIt. 😊
Well @trincowski ...
... that wouldn't take much. 😉
Seriously, it is nice to have your perspective. Duly noted. I have a lot invested in the use of SteemPeak over this much time, e.g. bookmarks, templates, etc. It would be a project to "move" on to something else, although I will consider it, once I see what SteemWorld comes up with.
Do you have any experience with SteemPeak? At least enough to make a comparison to eSteem?
Yes, I tried it. SteemPeak is much better than SteemIt and it has more features than Busy as well. However, I prefer Busy because it's lighter and faster to load.
But in the end, eSteem is the only one which doesn't downsize my photos and I find that really awesome! 😊
Okay @trincowski good to know. Thanks!
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Done... and I've also sent a gift to @zedcm as she was publishing some posts that ended up as dust.
Thank you so very much!!
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Epic (half) post for an epic year!
You are one of the few who helped me and kept me "going" on STEEM. Still haven't posted much of great value yet (I'm gettin round 2 it -- tomorrow), but I have been interacting in various places on the blockchain, chasing rabbits, and putting #skininthegame!
Looking forward to the second half and all the work you put into this!
Thank you for reaching out @steemstreems! Glad to have played a small part in getting you going. It really is a good idea for any of us to do what we can to help others succeed, as it will all work in way or another toward increasing the value of our Steem blockchain. That is certainly my goal, at least, so it is always a "win-win" for both parties ...
Yep, "onward and upward" into Year 2! 👍
Yes! I believe that interaction with others is the best way to keep people around :-) Which is in the best interest of myself for the long haul.
That's a wonderful 1 year!
I appreciate that @skyleap. Thank you for stopping by!😊