NeedleworkMonday: On comments, Steemworld - and the poll socks!

Before I show you what I've been working on I'd like to thank you. I'd like to thank everyone from the Needleworkmonday community (and of course all others) who commented on my posts.

"Votes may make you rich, but comments make you happy" - you know what I mean, don't you? Reading a comment, knowing someone not only took the time to read our post but now wrote about it: that's a good feeling. It motivates me when I work on the next post, to invest perhaps a bit more effort into it than I would have otherwise.

And I love answering to comments. Sometimes you start to "talk" with several Steemians in comments, what's better for getting to know the people behind the posts?

But I know that comments take a lot of your RC, if you're just in the beginning of your steem life you soemtimes have to consider before leaving a comment if you have still enough RC left for your other activities on Steem. There are some ways to help you there:
- Don't comment under each post, but wait till wednesday and @needleworkmonday's showcase post. Revise all #needleworkmonday posts from this week and write everything in one post. Just put the @ in front of their name and they will get a notice. A longer comment will cost more RCs than a short one, but it's better than leaving several small comments.
- Answer the comments in your next Needleworkmonday post, again with the @ in front of the name.

You ask how you get these notices? Well, there are several ways. There is Steemworld - just replace my name in the url with yours. It shows you everything about your account. At accounts operations you see everything that happened in the last seven days.

If you're a Discord user there is the Gina-Bot which will send you a notification on Discord, but I don't use it and can't say more about it. Perhaps someone who reads this can say more about Gina?