Slowly but surely, my motivation to play steemit has changed, from those tempted by money until now which I have not seen at all in terms of the economy, but purely function as steemit as a "mupep-pep" media every day. From reputation 25 to 55, I have taken a distance of 30 points and the sweetness of this blogging world.
Maybe, it was an error from my own side because of the reason I joined because of money, but inevitably more and more here I have to change it, let's say this change of motivation because it is economically impossible for us to reach it in steemit. But remembering a lot of knowledge that I have gotten, so it's a shame if it is thrown away. Finally I decided to stay here even without the economy.
Fon peureulee peng, watee ka hana meuho peukeu le ka tapeugah love writing. Like the Kheun lawet nyoe crew "watee ka gadeh peng baro niet sedeqah". Maybe I'm the one.
Slowly, I write word for word to produce posts, when other people guerrilla with certain tricks (very secret), when a small number of people build relationships with giants (also very secret), I play very, very manually, which is relying on mere posts . Believe me, the account can be of the same age, or even our account is longer, but its reputation and power will be much different. It is said that this is because of the quality posts and consistency of the account users. But let's be honest, is it possible that the difference in age of an account within just 3 months can make a difference between thousands of steem power? Which "god of writing" posts can make that much difference in steem power? How great is human writing? How to? Once again it's a secret.
But never mind, it doesn't matter, it's their style and the manual is how I do it. And in this simple way I reach SP 170 now, Alhamdulillah.
When I started to move, began to rise, began to find "subscriptions", steamed a little down, is that a big problem? No, I will not stop because the basis of my motivation has changed. But there are some friends who offer several new platforms that look like steemit guys ... very similar.
I really appreciate the effort they shared with me, from the time when Steemit was booming, no one wanted to share tips.
However, there are 2 references that I use to join a new platform or not.
First: If my motivation is money, then I can no longer crawl the manual from reputation 25, tired of learning and trying hard to grow, yet there will be many people who already understand the way but are stingy tips, and in the end we beg upvote again like the beginning of joining Steemit. Ending guess what, the new platform is closed again (rolled / bankrupt / whatever the term) before we get the results, and "they" are full of harvesting the results. Then the new platform offer came back in when our old platform felt nothing.
Second: If my motivation is to write, then this steemit is enough for me, this platform is the first to make me willing to write, first and last.
Not hate, that's their right, just a little I wrote my reference to say yes or no, maybe it could be a consideration for all friends. Remember, steemit has proven truly to make money, even though it's not as easy as it used to be. While the new platform nobody knows. So, it's better to fight in a place that we already know, rather than moving a village whose status is unclear.
