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When i read @stellabelle great article about "How I Achieved The #1 Reputation Ranking On Steemit And How You Can Improve Yours" early this morning, i became inspired about one of here key advice:
#1 Challenge yourself to write 100 high-quality, engaging comments on other people's posts in one day. (Key: high-quality). Afterwards, write a post that details all the fascinating things you learned about other Steemians. Mention the Steemians's names in your post who affected you the deepest.
Okay but 100 high-quality comments in one day is really huge. So i thought it would be better to start slow here and aimed only for 10 of those comments. I think most of all, commenting on #introduceyourself posts and welcoming new steemians helps the new arrival and spends him or her hope to continuing posting.
Because english is not my native language it tooks me some extra time to form sentences and finding the right words. But well, i think this investment in time is worth the experience you are able to earn on this kind of training.
Here are some thoughts while i was commenting on those #introduceyourself posts:
@zoel, https://steemit.com/introduceyourself/@zoel/it-s-my-first-contribution-in-steemit
Starts his/her introduction only with a simple "I am .....". ...How to start writing comments on this kind of posts? Challenge accepted :D
@jasonwu, https://steemit.com/steemit/@jasonwu/hello-everyone
Nice to see that there are like minded people everywhere. Gives you a feeling that you are staying in the right community.
@nur-asiah, https://steemit.com/introducemyself/@nur-asiah/introduce-myself-793baa305fcf4
Interesting which kind of backgrounds different people having here on steemit.
@annadila, https://steemit.com/introduceyourself/@annadila/hello-steemit
Also Interesting - @annadila claimed that nearly everyone in indonesia knows about steemit? Never thought steemit has the potential to develop that rapid way there. Okay and it seems only few minutes later another post from indonesia from @anisdhq. Fascinating. And the next one @salfaraz also from indonesia - three in a row, awesome.
Although the intentionally aim was to improve my reputation level, something else happened: I gained more insight in to different people with different backgrounds, their believing and their wishes.
Reputation on a virtual platform is a nice thing. Learning and improving is key. But really worth the time it is to see a world with different cultures and different minds, starting to melt with an idea like Steem to higher level of consciousness.
Thank you for reading my post. I'm looking forward to here from you what lessons you've learned on steem so far? Are you also fascinated about the melting of cultures on social media or especially on steem? Let me here your thoughts. I think i will continue this experiment and encourage you to try it yourself 🙏.