It has been almost a month that I am a member of @steemit and learned many things. Most based on trial and error, others reading a lot about the architecture and ecosystem of the platform, observing the other members and an intensive research which understanding today, for what it is for me to understand, approximately 5%.
There are mandatory rules and protocols to follow and others do not. I started my blog while not labeled on a single topic because I studied different careers in my life, which do not have one to do with the other and that gave me some flight and wings to do post on different topics.
I came by recommendations from friends and focused mainly on putting together a blog about (everything is measured in tags) tags how bitcoin, BTC, cryptocurrencies, Crypto, altcoins, trading, money, blockchain.And what I could see is that in those labels (maybe I'm wrong) the largest percentage is handled by 15/20 people, which are inaccessible and more when you make a good level comment.
Me first post was not bad, now that I read it, was terrible.
https://steemit.com/bitcoin/@thomasawa/what-happened-exactly-a-year-ago
I think instead of being a presentation, this is a tutorial (of the things that do not have to do) and everything according to my point of view
I decided at any cost not to follow whales making the friend of them, commenting on his post like God. I have several examples: I made to a whale some questions and never answered me, I made a comment on a chart badly done, never answered me. I will only add people who have affinity with me, enough of: Hello, vote and I vote. And I will dedicate myself to publish pure and exclusively content, if members don´t vote me, well something I will be doing wrong, but Genuflex and false to anyone. Not bots, strange recipes.
gangbang pope bitcoin china potatoes
servantex fun bot vote ME!
Then I understood that maybe the posts were in cyberspace