Early Onset Steemit Addiction
It all started when...
...an email went out at my college that @ned would be visiting to give a lecture on cryptocurrency. A very recent school alum coming back to talk about cool/mysterious online money???
Yep, sounds great, sign me up!!
Naturally, I wanted to do a little background on this alum, Ned Scott, so that in high chance that there is time to chat, we will have some starting off ground.
He is cited as as a cofounder of Steemit. Sounds great. I look it up, read a few intro blogs, write an introduction for myself, get some upvotes...
I think you know where this story is going...
So I didn't do my homework last night
And I couldn't really focus in class today. Now that it is about 20 hours later, I look back on my day and it seems like the most productive thing I've done is write a blog post on prison reform and convince my dearest friend @maszblogs to sign herself up.
I am not a blogger. I don't really care much for facebook. I don't need an extra $0.50 for a blog post (although I am saving up to go out to breakfast one of these days)
Will someone please explain what exactly about Steemit is so addicting? I'm sure I will have to tell my professors something when I have nothing to hand in tomorrow
Until then, I will be scheming on how to catch a whale
Cheers
"Searching for the Whale"
Detail of a @maszblogs original, for your viewing pleasure
Awesome thank you for sharing:)
https://twitter.com/Soul_Eater_43/status/836950998191075329
Thanks for the resteem and the tweet, @cryptofiend.
I figure now is as good as ever to say I read the Steemit Help manual linked in your bio. Very glad I took the opportunity, I will pass it on to any newbies I know.
Thank you:)
#newusers #Blogs
Disclaimer: I am just a bot trying to be helpful.
I may be no whale but I totally relate to this. Great points!
Damned Koolaide, gets me Everytime. :)
That funky, funky koolaid!
Steemit is so addictive because it is the ideal environment for creativity, community, and economy all in one package. Welcome aboard.
Thanks, @timothyb. I'm glad to be here. It is an ideal community and it is honestly intriguing to see the ins and outs of a "self"-governing internet community... I think I need to observe longer before I can remove the quotes from self, but its been a great time so far.
retweeted.
this post is "dig-worthy" :-)
Thanks :) I appreciate it!
Thanks for the post. Steemit seems to me to be a very supportive, positive site based in a whole lot of creativity. Everyone seems to support one another pretty much all the time, at least in my world of Steemit. I am a minnow, spinning about at the bottom of the pool, but I can tell you, it is addicting, and a whole lot of fun.
Fun, creative, addicting- absolutely, friend. My head has been spinning since I got this thing going. I'm totally a minnow as well, but I still feel like a winner being in the Steemit community. Thanks for the reply, I'm glad you enjoyed the post.
Definitely shoutout to @thecryptofiend and @gardenlady for resteeming it so more people could view it.