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RE: Strategies for a Successful Steemit Experience -- Techniques that Lead to a Following Part 2
Thank you for sharing.
I really don't look at 50 or more reps. I read what I like and I comment. :)
Just like I am doing right now.
While hoping someone clicks on my profile and checks my blog?
Well, that would be an added bonus, anyway! :)
Thanks for the comment and the support @sidwrites
Funny, you made me look at your rep now.
68
can't un-look
well I guess rep scores are important, it is supposed to keep plagiarizers and others trying to game the system on check by lowering their scores while raising the rep scores of those that follow the rules.
Thank you! Honest YET stupid question: how to get this score higher? I see mine is at 56. Swear, never copied an article. Never will. :)
As to gaming the system, well, new here and only learning.
@sidwrites Your score is good. If it was 25 or lower then that would be bad. As long as you post your own unique stuff you will be fine. If you use picture, make sure they are Labeled for re-use, or give credit to the source.
The more you post, and the more up-votes and followers, the higher your rep will go. Just give it time. I have been on here almost 1 year, so just be consistent. You will do well.
Thank you! That's a great point. I wish I could easily find the source of the image.
Busting my balls out to write good stuff. I don't know how any of those curation / witness thing works. All I know is to contribute and engage... and to do it consistently. :)
Sometimes one year feels like a long wait. Then again, I have spent some of my time without counting it.
Following you now to learn more. Wish you nothing but success and hope to have a good convo with you!
Thanks for the wonderful insights!
Next goal: 60 reps! (Still don't know how). But we will eventually get there... with time, I suppose! :)
Glad to see that some of this info. is useful to others on Steemit. and Big thanks for the follow and the support.
namaste