I know, I know, I already posted today. After a long time, I finally pulled myself together to publish another post.
Imagine my surprise when I got a notification for this comment:
So I almost missed my 2 year Steem birthday. Classic.
I usually avoid posting twice a day, especially when it's this close together but hey, the next opportunity is next year so fuck that!
My last few posts are a lot about what I'm doing on Steem, what I plan on doing in the future, how my life is going, and so on, so finding something to celebrate my Steem birthday is not as easy as it was last year.
I didn't think that I'd stick around this long, not at the beginning at least. But here I am, still going strong. Not posting 1 post/day anymore, not even 1/week, but hey, I'm still active, I still moderate steem.chat, and I am still part of a group of people improving the Steem blockchain ecosystem (BuildTeam, in this case).
I'm still hodling most of my Steem, and as long as the chain doesn't crash and burn, I'm here to stay, with various topics, stories, and contests.
I'm a bit sad that so many people that started with me vanished or stopped posting, but with the dropping price and lack of interaction, it's not really surprising.
Even I don't get huge payouts anymore if I'm not gifted bot votes. I still refuse to buy them myself, I still don't self-vote.
But I do miss the interaction that being on trending brought with it.
I'm rambling, I'm rambling.
Don't have much to say, mostly wanted to point out that hell yea I made it another year without giving up, another year without getting depressed by price drops, spammers, trolls, abusers, and generally idiots that try to ruin the experience for everyone.
I love watching happy projects like 
Because that's what Steem is for me: People being happy interacting with each other.
And I won't let go of that.
Sadly, I won't be able to be at SF4, but maybe next year?
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