Just a simple post here, but I wanted to share with my fellow writers (because face it, if you're writing on Steemit, you're a writer). Forget the definitions that require you to be published by a "real" publisher. A writer, writes. Anything else is nuance.
Tonight, I've been updating my articles on Hubpages. Most of my work is featured (which just means I've done a good job making it a quality post, as far as the admins are concerned). I found one that wasn't featured. Taking a closer look, I had some crazy spelling errors I can't believe I missed, and some formatting that was truly sub-par. It's really nice to take time and go back over past posts. Not only because I'm correcting a bunch of stuff, but it helps me see what I can truly be proud of and how far I've come as a writer.
Thanks for all the support here. I look forward to seeing how Steemit evolves and where these posts take our collective writings.
