RE: Newcomer Verification @pinkcastle: Software back-end development graduate from China
Welcome @pinkcastle - in our Discord chat, @stef1 mentioned that you didn't know why on a decentralized blockchain that you had to get verified... the simple answer is that you don't! Many of us prefer to remain anonymous but unfortunately, some communities insist upon it and point people towards the Newcomers' Community. It's entirely your choice whether to follow this process or not - it's not mandatory despite the belief by some that it is.
It's unfortunate that you mentioned @zunqi1 in your introduction - it gave the impression that you know each other and since she's got a fake introduction photo, has plagiarised numerous times already and lied about it, we were naturally suspicious of any new joiners who mention her. I hope that we can be forgiven for this although it's a good way to get started, learn a bit about the platform and earn some rewards. The best way to learn though is to get stuck in!
Hopefully @zunqi1 will realise his/her mistake and choose a different path and I look forward to getting to know you better if you choose to stick around 👍
If it is verified, it is because I see that newcomers have posted posts and they all do so. As a newcomer, I don't know what to do. I think this is a necessary process for every newcomer to join steemit. So I followed suit and sent a verification post like them.There's an old saying in China called no discord, no concord. We got to know each other through some things, which was a very unforgettable experience for me. There is nothing to be sorry about. This is also a way for you to verify, which shows that you are more serious and responsible.
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You must be new 😆
Getting verified will only help you so it's no bad thing. Choose your own path though - Steemit will benefit from some original thinking so please don't disappear into the crowd.