One of the most associated quote with voluntaryism. But it's not necessarily true all the time. Instead, you might get into trouble when helping people.
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I bet you have friends saying,
"What's in it for me?"
Which simply translates into
"Why should I waste my money, time and energy to help people when they can't help me back or I don't get anything?"
If you're a volunteer enthusiasts, you might get pissed off at them. But hey, they are not wrong, it's just a different point of view. The fact is, they're not interested. And they will be interested when they will.
Okay, back to you volunteers,
All of you volunteer for a lot of different reasons, and using different ways.
You could volunteer to cleanse your sins.
You could volunteer to kill time or follow the crowd.
You could volunteer to gain something.
You could volunteer to gain nothing.
You could volunteer to just help.
You could volunteer to give back.
And a lot more reasons that I don't know yet. Share your reasons to volunteer.
Few incredible acts of voluntaryism that I've seen with my eyes,
@maverickfoo and 
@bitrocker2020 has given their money, time and energy to spread Steemit in Malaysia. They run 100degrees, BoilerRoom, Steemit Bootcamp and other events all at 0 profit.
@aaronleang, 
@joannewong, 
@orangila, 
@coachmelleow (please let me know if I miss anyone) gave their time and energy supporting and facilitating all of the events above.
@kittichang and 
@timlee gave her knowledge, time, energy and money to coach part-time in a Cybercare, an NGO to underprivileged bright young ones.
@williamsyee and 
@tifaong gave their money, time, knowledge and energy to train and guide underprivileged youths.
@terminallyill gave his all to build 
@greetersguild, a platform meant specifically to welcome newbies onboard and polish them to be a high quality Steemian.
@amariespeaks features new Steemians on her #MinnowMondaysWhat could be their intention? I don't care.
What could be their results? Some might care, I don't.
What could be their significance? I don't even care.
This is an entry for contest A vote for nobody, is a vote for everybody. What's your perspective on voluntaryism? by 
@crystalhuman for hosting this contest!
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