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RE: Do NOT take Replies/Comments from People who Visit Your Steemit Blog for Granted...
I never blogged before steemit..... I had plenty to say, write, exhibit and share but just did not realize it. facepuke and others always put me off... but then I found Steemit and here I am. And as for acknowledging those that acknowledge you, that is key everywhere in life, but especially on social media.
I am resteeming this because it is an important and valuable lesson that other Steemians should be aware of.
Same here!
Like I said elsewhere, I had some inconsequential experience with blogging in the past. I must admit that Steemit is something else altogether!
@papa-pepper You and the fam are on a whole other level.... prob. the most entertaining account on Steemit. So glad you are on here. Take care and Kudos.
You could have fooled me @streetstyle as Steemit being the first time you have been Blogging. Keep up the great work and thanks for the Resteem and the (up)vote of confidence :)
Thanks, I was fortunate to have read a lot as a child and young adult, plus went to some decent schools which also helped.
Take care and cheers!
Yes, but even if you went to good schools, creativity is an innate talent that not everyone has. In my case, I often feel like writing but then inspiration fades away or don't really have much of interest to say.
@somenick Maybe during those moments of inspiration just free write what comes to mind be it on paper or computer then post here.
Maybe, just maybe you are being to critical of yourself as well, and secondly, I believe once you start and stay on that path you will get better with each writing session. As they say, practice makes perfect.
Me as well, I never really did much authoring online before joining Steemit.
One of the things that I really like about blogging on Steemit is that trolls rarely make arbitrary, scathing comments on your posts just to be jerks. This is because, of course, there is the consequence of flagging and negatively impacting one's popularity. I love this feature because it is a reflection of how the real world works.
And then of course, real value is at stake. People have to really think hard before posting some unnecessary hurtful or mean comment. Of course there a few whales out there who feel untouchable and don't really care about the consequences, but they are in the minority!
I never really looked at it that way about the trolls having some what limited ability, good point. And yes, whales for now are untouchable. Yet in the forest the army ants are unstoppable.