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RE: Classical Liberalism 101: Facts about Gun Violence in the US of A
Totally true, @drutter. I remembered a few more after posting too hastily: The FBI ignored specific warnings about this person. Also, gun violence in the US is way down since the 2000s.
True also.
But I think the post is good the way you did it. Just a few key points helps make your stance obvious. But don't take my advice on this... I have trouble being succinct in my own posts. I want to include as much information as possible, but I know I usually jam things too "full". I'm working on picking my battles!
PS: Could you glance at my wallet and give me feedback? As I learn about how things work, I seem to have decided I like "powering up". I haven't noticed much advantage to doing this, but I believe it's a good long term strategy. Is that right? I realize I can't get it out quickly, but I don't intend to. I'd like to "invest" a bit into Steemit, give it a real shot, and see if I can make the site better and improve myself at the same time. I don't see much reason to hold SBD, or put anything into "savings". I also don't plan to buy/use bots or other services, so won't likely be needing any SBD or Steem for that. Does my strategy seem reasonable-ish? Thanks : )
Thanks, 3 points is the classic approach. As far as your wallet is concerned, I personally split my earnings 50/50, though I have gone 100% SBD in the past. I guess the one parameter is psychological: it's nice to be able to upvote someone significantly. The other, and I may be wrong on this (at least one user told me I was wrong), is that the greater your SP, the more your share of the overall profits. Please, @j3dy, correct me if I'm wrong.