Hello Vietnamese community!
I announced a contest yesterday and I wanted you to write about why do you love being in Vietnamese community. And today I wanted to talk about my feelings about this community as well.
Maybe most of you know that I'm not Vietnamese, but I got support from Vietnamese community since it has more members. When I joined to Steemit (it was last September), I wondered about Vietnamese people here. And I saw posts of @hanggggbeeee. She was new member too. I also saw one of my oldest friends here, @whynotdoit. I wanted to communicate with them, they were writing really good posts. And we were commenting each other's posts, you know. We became friends but I was busy in that time. I had another job which I earn more money than Steemit. That's why I couldn't find time to write on Steemit. In that time Steem and SBD price were about 1 USD. It was more stable than now. But after I started to write on Steemit, I saw Steem and SBD price was more than 6-7 USD. So I tried to give Steemit a chance and I kept writing.
Then I realized there was a community rising, it was Vietnamese community! I was happy when I heard about it. I wanted to be a part of this community. I saw there were lots of new people in this community, Even @lenancie, @mitxuxi and others were new to Steemit.
I knew being a new member on Steemit is difficult. I know it wasn't about writing good contents like people said. Yeah, they all lied to us! Even you write the best contents in the world, it's nothing! You can't earn money on Steemit with good posts! The most important thing to earn money here is keeping contact with other people. Find people who will like your content (like in real life). I know I had 0.00 dollar posts at start, so I wanted to help people to gain money too. But I didn't want to send my upvotes to people I don't know. So I wanted to meet with new people on Vietnamese community. I started to help them, they were helping me too. I used to try to get noticed in Turkish community, but it was really difficult, because there were lots of people who are in Turkish community. It was difficult to get noticed. I think I was born to be in Vietnamese community. Half of my heart is still in Vietnam since I went there last summer. I even want to be Vietnamese :) Isn't it so cool to be Vietnamese?
Then @dang007 and @khoa started to help Vietnamese community with auto upvotes, I think this was the most important thing that happened in this community. So I want to say thanks to him again. He helped me a lot too even I'm not Vietnamese.
I want to say thanks to each member of Vietnamese community for being so amazing! I really like spending time with you, reading your comments and posts. I hope you decide to write about this topic for my contest (or just write because you want it, you don't have to write it for contest).
