Steemlight, here to shine the light of Steemit onto some undervalued users, curation with a smile!
We've had ten new Steemians in the Steemlight this week; now it's time for four more delightful bloggers for you. I've chosen these guys because as well as being entertaining, they are all deep thinkers . . .
So without further ado, let's dive right in!
@momentocat aka Kirill SopotA brand new Steemian, just six days old! If you're feeling in a philosophical mood then this blog is definitely for you.
He puts his thoughts and beliefs out there in a way that makes you question your own. This is a very valuable skill to have on Steemit, as it will cause some great debates on his own and other people's articles.
I like to set aside one day in the week where I just answer comments on my posts, and go around looking for interesting subjects to comment on. I'm quite sure that Kirill's blog will take up most of my commenting time.
Please go and give this undervalued Steemian your upvotes, and most importantly your thoughts. I'm certain you will come away from a very positive interaction.
Highlighted Post: I'm sorry but I think you're a book
@heymattsokolWhen you uncover a gem like
His posts are interesting and engaging, at no point do I feel like skipping over what he's written. He seems to have an innate sense for how long a post should be and his structure is superb.
Matt is definitely an intelligent guy and is just the kind of stimulating personality I like to engage with. We have already had a couple of chats on both of our blogs, and I can't wait for more from him.
At the moment Matt's blog deals with a number of subjects around community and the blockchain, and he is serialising an excellent book called; The Perennial Seller, by Ryan Holiday.
Matt lays the book out in a really easy to digest manner, and inserts notes, quotes and personal thoughts which really get you thinking, and commenting!
Highlighted Post: Books for Better Creativity 04: The Perennial Seller by Ryan Holiday, Part 3/4: “Marketing - from Courting to Coverage, Pushing to Promoting”
@jeezzleThis next Steemian is almost haiku-like in his posts. They are not haikus, or even poems. But there is something about the way he lays out his posts, and the voice he writes them in, that is really appealing.
Maybe it's got something to do with the fact he's a Buddhist, or just that he's a mellow and nice guy. Whatever it is, I feel compelled to read his stuff and comment on it.
He works in a restaurant and has posted some funny and strange stories from there. Like I said he has a quality that just makes you want to read.
As far as I'm concerned 
Highlighted Post: Can elderly men get away with whatever they want?
@swolesomeI am very excited about this Steemian, what he is doing for the Steem ecosphere could prove to be absolutely huuuuggge!
I will simply copy and paste his bio and you can see for yourself.
Creator of the Narwhalsprings coin and the World of Steemcraft game. A game where you get Goblins, Dwarves and Giants to mine SBDs for YOU.
I know right?! Imagine that, the first game to have Steem as a currency, and you'll be able to mine the SBD! It's like he reached into my brain and just gave me what I want!
On top of all that,
Like I said he does a lot of resteems, so just make sure at least some of your votes are going to his content.
Highlighted Post: Tales From Gravania: Chapter 1
Sometimes I research Steemlight days in advance, and so people I choose write new posts after I've already decided on their highlighted post.
This week that happened with
The wow effect of the commenting section?
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