Dear Steemit; Join Me In A "First Interview Within A Post" As We Interview The Korean Steemit Community {#kr} In An Initiative Called #asteemianspoke! Win Steem Giveaway!
Our Very First Interview Right In A Post!
#asteemianspoke We Visit Korea on Steemit!
This is a simple initiative to have fun and check out what steemians from other countries are doing! We will also be celebrating these steemians to make them feel at home because afterall steemit is home without the barriers of cultures, languages and race. One love!
Have you seen these elegantly looking letters?
감사합니다 부모님이 건강하신편이 아니어서 네여인이 번갈아 밀착가이드를 했답니다 건강하심 두분이가시겠지만..요 ㅠㅠ The above words are by: @jyp
The letters above carry grace with them and they catwalk confidently all over steemit!
I don’t know what these letters mean but they already look like their with a weighty meaning and perhaps they are!
Today, we travel to Korea.
Korea on steemit is located here:
www.steemit.com/created/kr
We will try to spark an interview too, with @leesunmoo, let’s see if he will join us here!
@leesunmoo is creating a shop in Korea that accepts steem!
“Steem accepted here” design is required.
And @eirik is helping with logos:
Alot is going on in Korea here on Steemit! Alot!
Steemians there appear passionate in how they comment and beautify our screens with there architectural wordings!
Imagine a time when we will be able to colorfy our fonts here on steemit or by means of @busy,org when their plans are fully implemented!
Steemit will become colorfully sticky Let’s incite your imagination a bit here. We will celebrate several comments from the Korea category on steemit.
Perhaps, steemians from there will get on here and translate for us and tell us how they feel about steemit and especially, how they feel when they filling up the comments, with their beautifully designed letters.
To make it more fun, if you pick one of these comments in this post and are able to translate it, into English, we’ll visit you with some steem and upvote!
Hopefully this turns out into our very first interview within a post in #asteemianspoke
We will start with a few questions for @leesunmoo
- What is the relationship between these two sentences below?
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a. 스팀 결재를 희망하는 상점이 대한민국에 생기고 있습니다. b. There are shops in Korea that want to pay for Steem. \*\*
2. How is your journey so far on steemit and how big is the Korean STEEMIT community?
3. Is your store mostly for the already existing steemians or do you envision a possibility where people visiting your store can a quick sign up to steemit?
Here below; we will celebrate other Korean steemians and their amazing comments.
I don’t the meaning though of these comments but i trust that they will come here to visit us and explain the meaning of these beautiful letters and i am hopeful that we get to know them more!
I so respect their effort here on steemit and so want to reach to them, so join me!
Amazing Comments By Koreans On Steemit!
Before we begin, look at this amazing genius by @gtk610
Please visit his or her profile ASAP and that upvote button
To the comments proper!
1. @july01 what do these elegant-looking words mean?
응원 말씀 감사합니다 :) 2. @steemitpoem, what do these words mean?
인생에 많은 도움이 됩니다. 감사합니다. 작지만 작은 정성을 보내드립니다. 3. @kopasi how about these words?:
스팁샷 테스트입니다. 제가 글쓰기 능력이 별로라서 스팁샷을 좋아합니다. 4. @qhaltpal and these?
감사합니다. 5. @gotoperson, we come to you! What do these words mean?
그런 이야기들은 모두 무시하시고 하시는일 모두 이루세요 뒤에서 조용하게 어시스트 해드립니다 그리고 언제 큐레이터 모집은 하죠 제 스팀파워가 놀고 있네요 :D \*
Dear Steemit, let’s celebrate our Korean Steemit Community. There is a
lot going on there and we should visit them and engage, have fun with
them, ask them for translations but ofcourse we can start simply here!
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Join your boy Terry here:
We have SteemLab, where can congregate to discuss this issues and a SteemDump, to curate all findings till we can cook up something.
@surpassinggoogle
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Have a great day, steemit community!
Big ups to you @surpassinggoogle, this is a huge step in the right direction. Language should never be a barrier
Well said.
Exactly! Steemit currently has different territories in it. Everything we do is an experiment and a learning process, till one giant empire is created! Keep up the good work!
Hey Terry! Since you asked me for feedback regarding this article, here we go: If I were you, I´d try to use a maximum of 3 different font types/sizes. Otherwise it´s quite hard to follow the flow. Furthermore there are a LOT of information in one single post. I understand that you try to bring that language issue in front, but there are other things I can´t really relate... The first two lines of your post are already confusing. Is this an interview, are you planning to do one? I can´t find it... You know what I mean?
If I were you I´d try to do a post that is not longer than the size of your screen :) One post, one idea, one message, baaaam!
That´s just my point of view, there may be many others.
Rock on!
Yes, most time the first post explaining too many things i very lengthy but subsequent versions will be short. Font-wise i didn't know what i was doing. The steemit editor wasn't working so i start trying external editors and i wasnt good with it! It is more like calling people to an interview within a post, with questions that brings out the human behind the steemian. For this korea one though, it is most to remind steemians of hashtag korea, to highlight the beauty of their wordings and to encourage the koreans by saying that though they write in another language, we know they have a beauty there and we value it or their effort! Thank you for the feedback. I am to do a next post though, it will be shorter
You are not a small minnow, so please don't use the wantwiserupvote tag. See rule #2 here. Thanks for understanding.
YES!