Congratulations on your >100 days in Steemit, @heartscally! I am here to try!

If Miss Steemit were a teacher, she would be the homeroom/form teacher. She is an all-rounder juggling many responsibilities: making sure her students are learning their required academic as well as relational skills, learning languages, learning how to have fun too, learning how to take photos too, learning to sharpen their potentials and talents, learning to also respect and love people around them too. Miss Steemit would also be meeting their parents to work together on the children's personal development.

Why?

Because on Steemit, there are so many different types of teachers in different areas: philosophy, science, maths, fun, art, photography, so on and so forth. Everyone is offering something and Steemit has its way for its users to gain exposure and visibility for different areas, if we go by the way it is made to be. All are monitored by the "homeroom/form" teacher who would know her own students better. Steemit also encourages engagement which is what the form/homeroom teacher does, engaging the parents with what their children have been doing. She "upvotes" her students by encouragements and rewards, "resteems" their work during exhibitions and fairs, and "replies" whenever they have questions in class or ask them even more questions, lol. If the students copy other's works, there's our dear cheetah friend too :P

Anyway, this is my take. Hopefully not too lame, haha.