I love to support my friends and fellow content creators here on Steemit, BUT ... I hate to resteem things. To me it clutters my feed and disrupts the look of my blog, so I avoid resteeming things unless I feel very strongly about spreading the message in a specific blog post. However, there are lots of things I would like to share, and if Steemit had a separate tab for these things, I'd certainly resteem a lot more often.
Also, as many others have said, there is a lack in the resteem function in that you can't explain to your followers why you are resteeming a certain thing. If you're following my blog because you like scotch posts and poetry, and then I share something completely unrelated to these topics, I'd like to be able to give an explanation of what in that post spoke to me.
So I've decided to start collecting a list of these great posts and compiling them in a single post to share in a way that solves all my problems with resteeming. I present to you the very first collection of...
Here are a few posts I'd love to share:
My real life's friend very first steemit post
My friend is a writer and homesteader. She's so gifted and knowledgeable in so many areas that I know she'd do great on Steemit. She's still unsure about it though, so I'm asking folks to help encourage her!Fundraiser for animal rescue
@rhondak runs an animal rescue in serious need of funding. Because
@tarc is a small operation and in an area that generally has little concern for animals it has been quite a battle for her to raise funds. Many grant lenders won't consider her non-profit because it's new and small, and yet those very things are the reasons why the need is so great.
Introducing Steemhouse Publishing
This is a budding enterprise brought to you by The Writers' Block.
That's it for now because I really just wanted to introduce this idea that I'll be implementing in the future. As a reader of my blog, what are your thoughts? Do you approve of this way of sharing posts, or should I just stick to the "good ol'" resteems?
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