Having a Steemit account is great but why not more than one? It was how it was as Steemit started and there are still people with two or more accounts. Yes, I am one of them. Years ago it was @fitinfun who gave me a hand and she handled three later even 4 accounts. Each account stood for a topic. If you ask me that is a great idea but it is also hard work and with hard I mean HARD.

ᔕTᗩᖇT YOᑌᖇ ᑕOᗰᗰᑌᑎITY

A Community is super, you can do basically everything you want if you are willing to pay a few Steem for it. I did and I did it twice. No problem because I do it for me not to please someone else. First I wanted a place where I can find my stories but unfortunately, that is still not easy if you write for several years. I can't find my content back.
Steemit doesn't offer a way to archive what you write. To me, it would be of great help if I could do so within my account but that's impossible. For sure most of you don't care since you are just here to drop what you wrote and check if you received an upvote. My problem is not solved but hey, I have my hives (yes, the official name is HIVE not community see the browser/address).

So Welcome To @hive-152479!
If you like to know what you can expect?
Nothing
See the first post or ask @solperez

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Hey, newbie and old Steemian. Great to see you back. Did you check the communities just like I did? The biggest part is dead, dead as in dead end or there's no clear topic so you can dump whatever you wrote wherever you like (till the moderator tells you your post is not appropriate, doesn't fit to the community, you are not creative, are a lazy bitch because you are not able to write a Haiku of at least 300 words or you should delete about 500 words because community members can't read) but what if you have a niche and like to post in a community with a theme? If that is the case you start a community!

Communities have benefits. What should you do if you like to have that hot hive everyone talks about and likes to be?
Make sure you have a big family, big as in huge, a few hundreds and let them all subscribe to your hive and be active. Being active might be the biggest problem but you can bribe them, or threaten there won't be a party for a year or two if they don't do as you say. The best thing you can do is meet in one room and write together. This is also practical if there's only one phone or laptop so you can share the device and the photos taken. No need to change them because we all know the average Steemian doesn't read or have a closer look at your photos (unless it's about food, food pictures are more closely investigated because they should trigger your appetite).

ᗷE ᗩᑕTIᐯE GO ᖴOᖇ...

Why those active members? Because you want SEC. You say no, you don't? Yes, you do, without SEC there's no way you can generate an income and that's why you started a comminity with your relatives at the first place.
So... write, write, spread the word and most important: find some idiots eager to moderate but more smart is to find a Steemian with a name to lift the community (me for example that might work if you start something new and you already generated a bad name in other communities).

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Hurray, for you if you came this far. SEC is in reach or better arrived! Some can do it after one month while others can wait, wait, wait and wait... and no matter how hard they try, no way they will ever be asked to host a SEC contests for one month (a month in this case isn't 4 times but 5, you all knew that right?).
Good luck, you'll need it. SEC means engagement and it's a lot of work to read and check every posts; if you did it well you can count with a few hundreds of entries because most Steemians are SEC-Hunters!
You know the type, not too loyal and they hop from community to community so you better find a way to keep those active family members before they leave you behind and you lose all the...

ᔕTEEᗰ ᑭOᗯEᖇ (ᔕᑭ) ᗩᑎᗪ...

Can you start a hive without SP (steem power)? Yes, you can I did. Indeed I also delegated 300 SP to this Hive to... To do what exactly? The idea was to use it to post although not that much is needed plus... I can post with my accounts and so can the others who are allowed to post a topic. If they do, the benefit is for them. I am fine with that. So yes, you can start a Hive without SP but if you want a better start:

1. You can ask your big family to pay a fee to join your club so they have all the benefits you have to offer just like in the old days
2. You make them believe you are some VIP club for invited only
3. You go solo keep the Hive for you, it saves you muting trash and moderating. No one can block, mute your post or order you to take it down (trust me that will not happen if that post of yours received a big upvote. If you are a community owner you are a dumbo or very strict if you tell the author to remove it because someone with a big upvote makes your community look good).
4. Ask everyone to delegate their SP to your community! The more SP the merrier and more fun and higher upvotes for everyone (you hope everyone, there are communities who never give an upvote).
   Your cool community can set an upvote trail and have the benefits because it is the first doing this.
   There are communities operating this way, their bot makes sure you receive an upvote (0.00001 or 0 included), so why not you? It's different from delegating to a bot and receiving an automatically upvote or?

NOTE Without SP you can not give a valuable upvote but it's good to upvote because if anyone checks your CSI on steemworld.org your community looks like a super serious committed investor. YES

ᗷOOᗰIᑎG, ᗷᒪOOᗰIᑎG....

What is a booming upvote, I asked @patjewell she said: You will see soon enough. Eerlijk gezegd vertrouwde ik het voor geen meter! True I noticed it, whatever it was and had no clue how it worked and why it should be a benefit.
The booming is an upvote better than those few cents I can give you, so it's a benefit for the one who writes unless that booming upvote never arrives. Yes, that happens too since it's not said you will receive it. You have to be nominated, end up on a list and what is nominated is not automatically accepted. So, you writer you won a great booming upvote and with some luck you will receive it. If not, don't cry because you did it for the fame and fun.

It's super cool to be an administrator. You can delegate your work and post whatever you like and the nest thing is it is rarely moderated and... you can nominate yourself. How cool is that?
And of course you nominate yourself, don't be so silly why not grab that chance? You are a great example so whatever you post is always high standard even if it's a copy-past of 12 posts you already posted. That is my dear Steemians. the power of a community. You set an example and the rest will follow.

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You begged to join the club. Some asked me and I said NO Sorry, but if you can hardly write and understand what is written, you have no clue what creativity looks like you can't join my club (you can't anyway since there's nothing to moderate). Long, live freedom, the free writers, open minded, crazy minds, artistic ones and those who just like to have fun.

Moderators? Some of you are all over the place, very active or just active in name. Cool if you can leave your key with someone else and delegate your work to a second and third person, or you simply don't show up. That's the spirit.
Moderators if you go for this just make sure you join the right community where moderators receive fat booming supports so you don't have to "work" for nothing. We all know that wifi comes with a prize tag (I need a new phone did I mention that already? It fell as I was moderating in bed last night. It wasn't my fault a big fat black spider caused it. It's a good thing I have 5 phones and 5 children and we share the same internet.).

ᑎO ᗷOOᗰIᑎG, ᑎO ᗷᒪOOᗰIᑎG!

• No more booming upvotes for the community by @malikusman
• What if (one of) the Admin powers down by @el-nailul
• A complete surprise or A lot of hot air and another dodgy moderator by @the-gorilla
  _Moderator or community? It's up to you.

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1. Italy it was @pousinha who introduced me. A warm atmosphere, not too big, a cool magazine, photo chain and a story chain.
2. @steembetterlife - Meant to give a helping hand, better lives. How great it would be if this community has some variety if it comes to content with focus on the topic! Do your best Steemians and better your lives.
   If you want to learn something, you can do so for free. Did you know many great ideas started here and so did many administrators and moderators?
3. Venezolanos Steem I won't lie, I join because of art and @solperez her contest.
4. Freewriters best place to be if all you want is to write without all the nonsense. Kind of similar to Italy, no fuss and no need to count your words (or translate). An old community that makes Steemit so much better. Here no one goes for the big upvote.
5. Boylikegirl Club
   If Steemit is too much this is a great place to be. They prove that only one weekly contest is enough to make them grow. No big upvotes, no pressure if it comes to engagement and guess what? People join this contest and they have loyal writers. An extra plus, upvotes, uvf and many winners!

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• The World of Sports see also @httr4life

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