We have already spoken about what is "the time scale in steemit" and we have clarified what is referred to as the seven (7) days of life of a post, and that this same time of life has comments; of course, they are out of date.... We also mentioned and learned how the issue of "steemit earnings" is, that there is an inseparable relationship with the value of Steem and/or SBD in the market, and proportional to the voting power that one has.

We know that there are about ten different possible scenarios in steemit; we talked about this in the previous post. We must be clear about what scenarios we are in and be sure of what we want to do and achieve on this platform. These ten scenarios represent the different ways of mining in steemit; some can give you more or less profits, and even losses. In general, at steemit, everything is profit: online friends, fresh, first-hand learning, virtual travel, and profits translated into money.

Using our vote in steemit properly, as curators is crucial; as well as making good comments. Quality comments are also well rated and generate SBD and SP revenue, which many publications you make will not give you. Comments and positive feedback will also give you VESTS that will improve your reputation on the web. The reputation in steemit is that number enclosed between () that is located on the right side of your user.

Many users flatter themselves with their comments, waiting for them to behave themselves. Friends, we are on a multicultural platform; strive for quality comments so that you can be considered by the author of the post.

The algorithm in steemit refers to the calculation of the characters of a comment; repetitive comments and less than 50 characters are considered spam. On the different forms of spam in steemit, I will speak in a future publication.

There are those who, in steemit, sacrifice quality for quantity, believe that the longer the post is the more income; they are far from reality. I have read post with punctual content that has been enormously voted for by the quality value, and consequently have generated good profits; others, of two or three pages that their income does not exceed 1 SBD, even though they have been voted by more than 200 users, generated by bots; and this is flour from another sack.

How do we ask a sick doctor to help a patient? How can I feed the hungry if my dispensation is empty? How can I support someone in steemit if my voting power is insignificant? These are some of the thoughts of those of us who are new to the network or not so new, but our voting power generates $0.00. As I commented in a post, "we have to teach the steemit user to publish and comment on quality so that he can eat every day, not feed it, and the next day what...". Yes, it is the famous Biblical quote or "Chinese proverb" (there is no exact origin of the quote, some credit Jesus of Nazareth, urging fishermen to go out to the daily chores): "don't give him a fish, teach him how to fish". The support in steemit is bidirectional. We have to grow up first....

We must first learn and then teach how to obtain things with our own effort; by learning, we will always know how to do so. "If you give him a fish, he'll eat one day, if you teach him how to fish, he'll eat all his life."

"Whoever gets close to a good tree, good shade covers him", right? That is why there are good communities that will always support you; some more, some less, but you will be part of something. Steemit is a great community, and all of us are the ones who make life in it; in this sense, we must contribute in each publication our grain of sand that enriches this society in knowledge, so that the rest of us who are just beginning will be filled with the knowledge that we have sown. Don't worry about the economic gains, today or tomorrow, for your good work, you will reap the rewards.