I've been following communities like this for a while, knowing the importance of having these sort of smaller but closer groups on here. Over time, more and more of my favorite people have joined #TheAlliance, which just made it even more appealing. These include: @battleaxe,
@topkpop,
@ancapbarbie,
@jacobts, the list can go on for a while.
Spending so much of my time helping new and smaller users, I often feel that some of the more established people fall off of my radar. Having so many of those I want to continue supporting already being in this group..it will help to keep their selves and/or content in front of me.
I'm always more than happy to help, answer questions, etc...but I'm sure there are some great ideas or other things I can learn myself from those in your group.
My niche on Steemit for a long time has been as a newbie helper, mentor along with sharing my knowledge of this site and sometimes crypto in general. I don't get caught up in fights or drama, having a firm belief that "It's not about being Right...It's about being Better!" I love providing what I can to help others grow as people, content creators, etc and there's nothing better being among others doing the same! Let's find the win/win scenarios.
You can usually see me moderating Steem Chat general, helping build up the Steemit #LGBT Discord, supporting initiative like #TeamGood, or recording various podcast episodes. I like to think my track record on Steemit speaks for itself, but definitely feel free to ask if there is anything else you would like to know.
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