Greetings @theoxl, thank you very much for being a part of SteemitCryptoAcademy this fourth season and for your efforts in this 2nd task of the fixed courses for beginners.

Your grade on this assignment is as follows:

Remarks:

You have improved your presentation, try to improve a little more in the use of Markdown, be a little more creative.

Order your paragraphs in a better way, from 4 to 9 lines is ideal, so you will get a better grade in grammar.

Actually, I can explain this question as follows; It might be good at first because if a user has accumulated SP to get more rewards, he might want to get more out of it by rewarding himself. So he may want to get his money's worth. He might think of it as his right, and that might be a logical thought. Here's the thing: Steemit allows users to vote for themselves, and this is not prohibited. If a user can legally vote for himself and wins a prize for that vote, why not? But you have to be careful because voting for yourself will lower the share to the bottom. In addition, users in many curation trails vote for themselves through the trail leader they follow, consciously or unknowingly. If this was a bad use case, Steemit wouldn't have allowed it anyway.

• It is certainly not prohibited, but you should know that in steemit this is a very frowned upon behavior. Many times it lends itself to misuses of Steemit and does not promote the quality of content.

We can earn SBD, TRX and STEEM by socializing on Steem Blockchain. These tokens are collected as rewards.

• You can also earn SP which is Steemit's influence token, basically Steem in non-liquid form.

Apart from what I quoted you, you responded in a great way. I hope you keep improving!

Thank you @theoxl for your effort in carrying out this publication, I hope to continue reviewing your future tasks.