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RE: The World of XPILAR - B&W PHOTOGRAPHY AND ART CONTEST WEEK #097 by @rht
Many more pictures were taken at that time. I added two more pictures to this file.
https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1TyKt48YnpQdGgQUHserJ2PdtuYK5Fjqe
Before me there was a blogging website where I used to post different things by HTML and XML code. And it's true that I don't have a steemit's second account.
@the-gorilla & @axeman please check and reply.
Thank you - I should also have asked if anybody else has access to your devices to post under a different account?
I told some of my friends about steemit.We thought of forming a steemit team.They take my mobile for occasional use. Maybe they created their account with my phone.And we all use the same WiFi. But I have no idea. Sorry for this.
@the-gorilla
No need to be sorry - which are your friends accounts on Steemit? I see that you're not following anybody and your 3 followers are from different countries so I assume it's not them.
Yes you are right But you may have misunderstood. I don't know if my friends have opened an account. That's what I told you.
I know I'm working 100% honestly on my side on the steemit platform. Now I do not understand why there are so many questions. If I am suitable for your community, please verify me. Otherwise tell me I'm not fit. I will work in another community.
Unfortunately, Steemit has a lot of users who plagiarise content, particularly photography so we try to verify that each user's content is their own.
This is often straightforward via another social media account (Facebook, Instagram, etc.) but unfortunately, your accounts in this respect are new and contain nothing that can be used to verify you. Hence the questions as we have no other means of validating that the content you're sharing is yours.
I have also discovered that the movie reviews that you say at the end of each post, took you 4+ hours to write were not written by you and I have found the original source of where they've been transcripted from. For example, this post which received support from @steemitphcurator uses the transcript from this video here
And your most recent movie review has been plagiarised from the same YouTube channel. Which will also explain why your movie reviews are so poorly formatted.
For me, this is enough not to validate you and I suspect @axeman will agree.
I think we'll all agree that this is is preferable.
PS. Happy with the photos. thank you. Did you photoshop in the balloons?
The balloon ropes were not understood, so Photoshop was made to clear the ropes. But I don't think it violates the rules.
And I'm not very good at English. Most English sentences are made using Google Translate. If it is wrong, look at it with forgiveness.