I’m glad to hear your kind words about the Italian community.
We strive to maintain a welcoming and stimulating space for all users.
We run some contests, but everyone is free to post whatever they like, always respecting basic rules like original content, respect, and support for others.

Regarding old posts, it's a real shame there's no way to create an archive for easier retrieval.
Until recently, at the start of each new year, I used to create a post including all the posts I had written throughout the year.
I did this for a few years, but it became awkward with too many posts, so I stopped.
It was my way of archiving and finding posts from each year more easily.

As for accounts, I don’t mind having more than one as long as it’s not done secretly to rack up extra Steem.
You can have multiple accounts as long as it’s clear they belong to the same user.
I struggle to keep up with just one account, let alone manage two or three. 😅
Kudos to those who manage it.

Booming is support that the Steemit team provides to users who meet the required criteria, such as not doing power downs and not using voting bots.
The distribution is up to the communities.
Each community rewards its members based on their engagement, whether through quality posts, participation in community contests, or by leaving supportive comments relevant to the content of the post.

Unfortunately, there are reports of curators and moderators abusing the system by distributing booming votes among themselves, resulting in very little reaching the users.
When such behavior is discovered, the Steemit team takes action.

Your post on creating a community is really impressive!
My compliments for the effort and thought you’ve put into outlining how to build and manage a community effectively.

P.S. I hope you’ve managed to get rid of that big black spider.😉 I’m sorry about your phone.