MY FEEDBACK ABOUT STEEMIT

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I have a lot to say about what I learned during the last nine months and how I feel about this platform. And I was smiling when I said nine months, because that’s how much time it takes when a new baby arrives in this world and opens their eyes for the first time.

I am feeling the same today as if I am in a new incarnation, writing in this community after a long gap since I started my journey. But a lot of water has flown in the Ganges since, so here I am with my renewed views and how I feel now.

You may laugh after reading my post, but nowadays, Steemit is like my home. The reason for this is that I have a lot of time to give to Steemit from now until the next few months, so I am devoting a major part of my day to this website. I spend about 4-5 hours a day writing 8–9 posts on average every week, and I forget half the pain of being laid off for several months now.

Okay, my wallet and rank increased rapidly, and this made me more excited to give more of my time. I think my friends from the Hindwahle community know that this is the community that taught me a lot.

I’ve been on this platform for almost nine months and have yet to withdraw from my wallet. I am busy in my efforts to create content, constantly working on how to improve my rank and achieve my goal. So at present, apart from writing, I am paying full attention to engagement, which acts as a ladder for our success. I write and reply to every post that is worth a reply or a like.

Apart from reading and commenting on the posts, I keep a close eye on each and every community I participate in and participate in as many contests as possible. sourceI also do regular power ups almost every week, and because of this, my SP right now is over 4000, and I will soon write my first dolphin post.

See, it is not that I had no experience with writing before joining Steemit, but yes, my writing was related to management and marketing, and I knew about cryptocurrency but nothing about blockchain, and to tell the truth, I now only know about blockchain.

I am fortunate to have good relationships with the moderators and administrators of every major community, and they assist me in learning something or other that will undoubtedly be useful to me as I intend to build my community for creative writing, for which I am doing as much learning as I can.

I am in touch with everyone in the Steemit community who knows about this and is ready to share their knowledge. He is ready to spread his knowledge of cryptocurrencies and blockchain technology to more people, apart from providing various types of information to the users.

As a marketing and project management specialist, I know how Steemit allows more and more people to learn about startups and entrepreneurship, hone their art of photography, or learn about art-related topics.

I have subscribed to every community that regularly encourages and honors me for writing about news, current events, and art related topics. As an active member of social networking, I am aware of the platform’s use and benefits, and I intend to popularize it soon by creating my own limited promotional account on Twitter and another channel on YouTube.

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I see how a Steemian is trying to popularize this platform through his interview, so I am learning something from him too. Apart from this, till now I have written and read a lot on the subjects of fiction, poetry, and creative writing and have taken a lot of benefits, but one more thing, I am not looking at my benefits from the final point of view.

I especially like Steemit’s features and rules, so the first rule I have is regarding the plagiarism of its writing material, where every community takes special care not to publish anything that is already available on any platform.

Second, it allows your thoughts to take free flight on the horizon. I don’t think that your followers or friends matter much here unless you have something original and are able to present it in a new and effective way.

I like all the rules of this platform and follow each and every rule as a rule abiding member.

I like the transparency of the Steemit platform, where you don’t allow anyone to play with the rules but you can see every activity of every member and improve yourself accordingly. There is no distinction between small and large here; only your creativity and imagination count. On Steemit, as it's a transparent platform, you can see everything and keep spammers and scammers away.

Although initially I found it very difficult to use the SteemPro editor because markdown is of the utmost importance on this platform and it consumes more time than writing my articles. This also has a solution if you go to this site although, I have not started using this tool yet.

https://www.steempro.com/create-post

I suggest that, apart from regular contests, Steemit should give more recognition to some communities that are related to creative, project-related, and scientific events. By doing so, they should consider the possibilities of attracting such members, which will add some new topics to this platform.

Can I suggest that every such piece of content should be put in the category of “junk” or “spam,” in which there is nothing other than taking the advantage of this platform, even if it is created by very high ranked members, and for this we need the help of a special moderation tool. I have seen a couple of a few liners taking a sizeable chunk of funds.

We should not deny good quality content respect and rewards just because a lower ranked member created it. Source

I believe we should find an easier way to reach out to moderators and administrators to find solutions to our problems.

Surely I have much more to say. Can we really turn Steemit into a global platform? I know that your reaction would be something like, “We are already a global platform,” but is that really the case? There is no activity on the platform after 2 AM UTC. I mean, it’s daytime in Asia, most of Africa, and Europe, and people are waking up from their slumber.

So if we could do something in that direction and make a few activities that could activate members from this part of the world, it would help make the platform more vibrant and buzzing with activities.

Let’s be clear and practical: not everyone joins a site to become a whale, and please excuse me for saying that half of the reward already goes to curators, part of it goes to the site, and then one has to set null and beneficiary values, leaving only a very small amount for the content creator, who must power up in order to maintain their club status.

Therefore, I request the authorities to find a way so that everyone gets their proper share and makes the content creators a little more motivated.

I suggest the website use the funds from the null account to reward the 10 best creators of the day. However, since I am not much after the money, my suggestion should be taken in its right context and not as my personal
demand.

10% Beneficiary @hindwhale

I invite-
@preye2
@josefa
@yousafharoonkhan
@wilmer1988
@suboohi