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The Unmentionables
Steemit is a place of amazing potential. Its vision and promise are what brought us all here. But for a small fish ... or even a medium sized fish -- the pond can be overwhelming. Getting seen isn't easy. Finding your audience takes work. Getting those first few encouraging comments or upvotes may take so long you start to feel invisible. Our community, however, can help you realize you are not alone.
We support one another. We give meaningful feedback. We can provide the fertile ground you need to grow. If you know you create good content and you know your work is undervalued, we can help you through the transition time as you find your footing and hit a new level of creativity and excellence.
Working together we can help in ways you just can't find as easily working alone. Good members like you can help grow our presence on Steemit, and the group can help shorten the time it takes you to succeed. It's a win-win for everyone, because that's what we aim for!
YOU can be part of this group. You can take part in this great opportunity.
The Unmentionables hold to these ideals:
- Loyalty
- Selflessness
- Help and support
- Care and respect
- Friendship and a feeling of family
Our Discord server has channels dedicated to post promotion, post improvement, community chat, contests, cryptocurrency, and much, much more. We also have mentors available to answer your specific questions about formatting, writing, images, or anything else that will help you produce better posts.
Our group account, @unmentionable, has over 10,000 delegated Steem Power! Each day, our account votes on the best content from among our members, giving an average of $1 per vote! We also feature regular curation posts showcasing our selected posts.
EDIT: OUR ACCOUNT IS BACK RUNNING!
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We have users from all across Steemit, and we would love to have you! Our members have diverse interests and excel in many different creative fields. You must, however, be able to read, write and speak excellent English.
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[steemit](https://steemit.com)Unlike short links this allows the reader to see where they are going by simply hovering over the link before they click on it.Stuff like this was a big reason I was scared to post, comment or do much of anything on Steemit during my first month or so here. There are all these "unwritten rules" and you never know when you're going to trip over one and get a visit from something like this. In fact, it's a perfect example, because this is the first time I knew the shortened links that are in this post would get somebody's panties in a knot.
Maybe it's legitimate information for all the reasons listed. I just find it damned annoying. My 2c worth, here in the midnight hour. Maybe I'll be in a better mood in the morning.
It's a Google Docs Form, with some questions .
This is pretty silly. We'll do the long URL for the next one, I suppose.
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cool ...
Such a community is needed by the steemit community.
Hopefully this community continues to grow well, I'm very interested in things like this. Thanks for bringing it.
@unmentionables is really a community of love and friendliness. Hope to talk to you some some more one-on one. Thanks for sharing
It's true @hopehuggs, steemit is amazing, here we share information and greet each other, here we make friendship without limited space and time, I always convey to my friends to immediately join to then enjoy how happy we are in a community of this world, love already sharing @hopehuggs, although you do not mention me but i am very interested in your writing, thank
Hi @mukhar.juned I will definitely check out some of your posts. I'm very sorry I have neglected to do so , so far.
I am doing a freewrite challenge. Are you okay with me sharing this with the group?
Yes we have a writing #channel called colorful fairyland and you'd be welcome to post about it there. Also happy to give a shout out about it too.
That would be great. I find you in discord? Or do I need an invite?
The future of @unmentionable s looking bright! This is one of my favorite groups to be a part of. @ironshield
Very good. Congratulations. I go to them to see if they admit me.
Loyalty
Selflessness
Help and support
Care and respect
Friendship and a feeling of family...
Now I feel like the jerk of the family after reading that. Unlike me you are pretty likable Huggedyhugsgirl.
Anyway, I am still glad to be a part of the family.