First off,
I happened to have stumbled into a seemingly hidden pocket of Steemit, in the midst of your feed, I found your handle posted on Steemdb.com as the highest paid author listed for Zappl. Being the goal-oriented progressive I am, I took a closer look.

I started on Steemit about 3 months ago, invited by an ally that brought me into cryptocurrency, hinted me to this emerging social network that pays content creators (read: artists) real money for producing and sharing original content online. (*That last bit has turned into both a personal testimony and revelation I often share elsewhere on those other legacy sites...)

I cannot tell you just how much Steemit has made an effect on my business plan and approach to connecting to potential collectors, effectively curators themselves, and other artists through Steemit, every day I feel another page in this wonderful, colorful book I'd dispel about the future of communication.

The more I read posts like this, I recall my first few posts, where I bled out so much content without a framework, to remark on your comment: this is all on the blockchain and is an essentially permanent record. I guess many regard evidential content like geotagged photos and encoded video files enough incrimination for or against them, it is common practice to a healthy distrust using Facebook and Google, but millions still do.

Happy now I've found this thread, this post definately gold-star information for relatively new users unfamiliar with cryptocurrency, blogging, or the STEEM blockchain, so its greatly appreciated that you could share this. Thanks!