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RE: What Can We Do About the Steemian Newbies That Ask or Beg for Our Support?
Great post, and great question! There are so many ways to deal with this.. and we can see them all on display on Steemit! Im totally against being 'unfriendly' or posting lengthy comments as it gets in the way of the whole feed..
These days I just say something like
Hi! Thanks for commenting. Steemit can be a confusing place, and sometimes it is not clear what is right and what is wrong. Rather than beg for up votes, please read the post and comment something relevant.
If we like what we read we will naturally up vote and look at your posts.
The @ecotrain have written some great posts for you to learn more about how to succeed here in Steemit. Best of luck, please don't beg for votes or comment with out reading the post or people may even flag you!
Check it Out Here:
https://steemit.com/steemit-help/@eco-alex/new-to-steemit-need-help-read-welcome-messages-from-12-people-to-help-you-on-your-way-welcome-to-steemit-win-usd1-or-usd10-sbd
The ecoTrain wrote on this topic a few weeks ago and there are some beautiful gems in there.. WAY to much to read all of it, but a treasure trove of heartfelt ideas and feelings for minnows and people unaware of how to make Steemit work for everyone including them!
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Great comment @eco-alex. Most of the comments I've written above were my responses on Steemit Chat. I do feel though that if someone like @mulhammedhelmi92 comments more from my short statement on my post, then it is worthwhile taking up some space in the comment section. Perhaps some other person promoting their blog will catch a glimpse of it and learn a little something.
The eco-train really does have some great topics. So many treasures in there---oh so much to share. Thanks for engaging my post. I appreciate your being here.