I have been commenting on all my replies, or rather replying to pretty much all the comments people are making on my posts. At some point I got a message that my bandwidth was used up.
So now I am considering the implications of that - does more senseless commenting use up your bandwidth faster, and does it depend on the length of your blogs and/or size of your pics. I am thinking of going back and deleting some pics from posts that are older than 7 days.
ANY SUGGESTIONS?
i had the same thing. It was a bug if im correct.
OK great. Do you know if there is an optimal number of resteems per day?
I really don't know. I try not to do more then a fiew a day some days I don't even post or resteem. But if that's optimal I don't know.
I think resteeming should be pretty valuable.
I agree it can help for votes or visibility
Yeah that is what I was thinking. I just noticed something strange, I haven't been getting any money in even though I have been quite active over the past few days. Why do you think that could be?
I really don't know, but you just getting started. Gewoon volhouden:)
And you are getting more votes then me. So maybe i should ask you how to get some votes:)
All my votes were in a way just luck. I almost forgot. Interact with people. That can help with votes and follows. Not just a nice post but show: you took some effort in replying. (btw im not saying you did it wrong) so if you allready interacting keep it up
goodluck
The only reason I am getting so many votes is because I am part of a voting guild. But I'm thinking of exiting the guild. Because I think most of the people in the guild have less steem than me. How long have you been on Steemit?
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