One of the best ways for me to learn is doing it by tiny tidbits instead of trying to learn everything in one go. Especially with Steemit and all its many pages of learning stuff. It's a bit overwhelming. That was how I felt the first time I've been on here; the reason why I didn't try to immerse myself in this virtual world.
So as I learn how to steem - that's not capitalized, right? Because I'm using it as a verb, something like Google, the company, versus, google as in the action word for using Google to search. As I learn how to steem, I'm going to try to post and interact my journey (as I go). That journey, I'm sure, is not as simple as that - post, produce some results; it involves a lot of factors involving the very complicated human interaction and networking.
This would be the second, or third hour, I have been wandering around the world of Steemit. I have read around four or five, or six articles on topics involving how to Steemit properly stuff. I do have some background on Wordpress, HTML, CSS, W3 Schools tutorials, self-taught web design/developer stuff, so I find Markdown topics easier than others. It is content, really, and the networking side of Steemit that I think I would struggle.
Do you suggest reading Steemit Whitepaper?
By the way, I find Steemit's overall interface, its simplicity is awesome. Loading of posts do not take forever just like some websites with those advertisements plastered all over the webpages.
So far, everything is good though!