Hello steemians!! I suspect that most of us already know that the steemit website UI/UX leaves a lot to be desired yet. And certainly, that it still lacks many characteristics and features to make our stay and experience in this great social network and community more practical, useful and pleasant. Well, at least regarding to improve and enhance true human interaction and engagement. ¿Right?

Well, ok, then I will tell you now what was the origin and inspiration of this post.

A few hours ago, I was reading a good article from my friend @tarazkp where he was suggesting a few basic modifications to steemit's UI. He raised to our attention so many good points about how to improve the interface easily. Specifically, referring to the subject of the current problem and usual rejection of most people to resteem posts by other authors, simply for fear to clutter & cram their own blogs with alien content 'from others' and that this would make it more difficult for followers and visitors of our blog find our own damn good originals.

"Yes, I agree with basically the totality of the proposals in his post. However, I could not avoid notice something that I thought was of supreme importance to note and highlight there too. So, I was tempted to drop a highly explanatory and coherent comment in his post, about something, which I consider was worth more to discuss to than what he was dealing with."

To make the story short. Just click here to read his post and hopefully, also read my temible TL|DR comment there. That even although too long, I think it was/is a pretty decent and well thought valuable reply. :)

"UI/UX Resteem Suggestions"

^{"The reading next below. It's literally a rehash of my long-ass comment over there"}

Well, my dear friend @tarazkp. Even when I mostly agree with your proposal to try filter out resteems from our own blog through basic little modifications into the UI so that it looks tidier and nicer. And that I specially like that possibility to add a small comment to briefly explain why we are resteeming a post. I must be severely "CLEAR" with the following observations:

• First of all, I like the neatness, order and cleanliness in everything in my life.

• I look with very good eyes the basic foundations of your proposal.

BUT...

¿Why abstain from resteem a post, just because this supposedly would 'clutter' our precious blog making this difficult to differentiate our content from a resteem quickly?

¡Yes! it is perfectly understandable that same like you, there are many other people who personally do not like scrolling too much through resteems to find a blog's original content.

¡Again! but...

¡WTF! ...I just wonder. ¿What really makes us or leads us to seriously consider resteem a post?

¿Is it not the fact that those posts that we end up resteeming are genuinely extraordinary?

¿Is it not true that we resteem them because we clearly share the entire general idea and point of view that they express. So much and until the point that we wish we had written it ourselves and therefore we believe that the message of that specific author should reach a much wider audience?

Then, ¿Why abstain from resteem a post?

¿Do you realize that not resteeming an exceptional post from someone else is just a loss exclusively for us and nobody else?

Personally, I give a rat ass about how my personal blog may looks like as long as everything that can be found there is of supreme quality. Be these content generated by me or by others.

Right now, if someone REALLY WANTS find my own original content exclusively. They only have to click here and ¡Bob's your uncle! or they also could install the fantastic browser plugin Steemit More Info made by @armandocat and enjoy more of the same and even a greater experience with a ton of useful features and additional tools.

So again. ¿Will we continue losing the opportunity to have a personal blog 'cluttered' and curated with just superb content or not? No matter if that extraordinary content is all originally written by us or by others.

¿Do you realize that all the content that you have previously resteemed and it lies in your own personal blog is simply there at hand for you? Mainly for your own use. As future reference material for your own inspiration and probably for others too?

¿Do you realize that if steemit's Devs 'some day', finally make the changes in the UI such like my friend @tarazkp is proposing there right now and many others also have done it before. The only losers would have been us because now it will be much harder to find all that exceptional content that we refused to resteem before because the 'cluttering' thing and that we wish we had it at hand now that the UI finally looks and is working as it should work orderly from the beginning?

¡Yeah! think twice about all this I'm seriously talking about above. There is no such thing as staining or contaminate our own blog with alien posts. Especially, if we are truly aware, strict and methodically selective of what we resteem.

Simply be clever with your resteems buddy. And increase exponentially real skills playing the authentic role of what a truly smarter 'content curator' should be.

¿Is not this true that if you have a huge audience with plenty of engaged followers. Always attentive to your fresh original content and even that content of others that you also resteem. That if they have the opportunity to also read and enjoy that resteemed foreign content in your blog thanks to you. That there are greater possibilities that they also upvote them and resteem them making you get more earnings and incomes from curation rewards?

Then.. ¡Do it! Not all has to come out from your own pockets only.

"There is no prestige to lose nor pride to keep in which in our blog should or can only be found our 'own content' exclusively. Just consider your own blog like a modern Library of Alexandria. Where everyone who dare to visit it in depth, just can find unique, uncommon, unprecedented and remarkable content no matter if it was written by you or not."

And last but not least.

First, read this post and then tell me if this post is not worth a resteem. Only then will I know if I made me understand pretty well with this damn long-ass TL|DR comment and post here. }:)

On other hand, don't disappoint me now and show me that you've really learned something about how to become yourself into a better 'content curator' by simply having read this post from top to bottom.

If you have learned how and you consider that this very same post that you are reading right now might also be useful, valuable and of great help to others. ¿What are you expecting to resteem this post then?

You are only one step away of earn a good & better chunk of SBDs & SP by doing it like never before. Just follow the criteria that I have already described above.

Hence, ¡Resteem it! The hardest part, I did it. }:)

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