My introduction

krisensei (28)in #introduceyourself • 7 years ago

Hi everyone. My name is Kris and i am 22 years old. I am so glad that i finally got in here. I'm obviously a newbie, this account was just created yesterday and i am looking forward to steemin' hard with you all!

People say I'm sometimes weird and I don't understand until I saw this picture of me doing this in front of a truck. Well, the truck looks so respect and i can't help it.

7 years ago in #introduceyourself by krisensei (28)

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travelfusion (54) 7 years ago

Welcome Kris!

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petko (66) 7 years ago

Welcome to steemit family! Good luck! I am sure that you will fully enjoy your journey here:)

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steemsociety (61) 7 years ago

Hello krisensei! Welcome to Steemit! Hope you'll like the community here. Here are 5 essential tips that will help facilitate your onboarding process:

Keep your passwords safe: Unlike conventional sites, Steemit has 4 types of passwords. Each offers varying degrees of access to your account, so know where and when to use each of the 4 passwords and make sure to keep them all safe and secure.
Get Steem rewards: You have the option to choose how to receive your post reward: "Default 50%/50%" or "Power Up 100%". As of this moment, choosing Default 50%/50% is the better option. But this will change over time. Check our post for more details.
Upvote wisely: When upvoting, wait at least 30 minutes after the post is published to maximize your curation reward. Also make sure not to upvote too much too fast so as not to drain your voting power.
Know your Steem, Steem Dollars and Steem Power: Steem and Steem Dollars are the 2 main currencies here. Converting and powering up more Steem into Steem Power will enable you to have higher value on upvotes.
Have Fun and Enjoy!

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majes.tytyty (78) 7 years ago

Hello, Kris, and Welcome to Steemit.

Just wondering, but ... are you a teacher? Are you in Japan?
Anyway, I hope you can post some interesting, enjoyable and weird posts on Steemit. As long as you can add value, all will be great.

Below are a few basic points of advice re posting on Steemit.

Longer posts are more lucrative than short posts. If you make a post of 20–30 paragraphs, it's more likely to earn rewards.
Include some photos, images or graphs, to complement the text.
Make sure the text and photos are formatted properly, so that your post looks attractive and appealing.
Be yourself.
Be interesting and informative.
Create quality content. Steemit is intended to be a platform of quality content. (You will see many insignificant posts with meager content and no quality. Most of those of posts [called “shitposts” by Steemit whale Stellabelle] will earn few rewards and soon pass into oblivion.)
Get online and start curating. Read various posts, comment on those posts you find interesting, and upvote those posts. That’s the best way to attract followers.

Hope this helps for now. Good luck, and Full Steem Ahead!

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krisensei (28) 7 years ago

Hi! thank you for welcoming me here. You're right about me being a teacher (elementary teacher to be exact) but i am not from Japan unfortunately. I am a fan of anime and i learned the word "sensei" LOL. And thank you for those reminders because i honestly don't know the basics here so thank you so much. Nice meeting you!

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majes.tytyty (78) 7 years ago

Cool. I worked in Japan for years, and was often called "Sensei."

Anyway, one more point. Submitting photos in the various photo contests is a great way to earn a bit of Steem and to attract followers. Here are links to 3 contests.

@photocontests, organized by @juliank
Daily color challenges, organized by @colorchallenge
#tepchallenge, organized by @theexplorer

For entries into those photo contests, short posts are OK. But it's a good idea to add a bit of text explaining the photo, to give the post some meat and to make it more interesting.

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