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     6 years ago 

    I agree that shorter posts are easier to follow, especially if you're following a lot of people and you want to actually take the time to look at people's posts and engage with them.

    I feel you re. the writing comments on the phone. It's a real pain. I like to wait until I'm at my computer so it doesn't take me half a day to type a comment.

    I'm not a huge fan of the changes that HF21 will bring, but I'll just wait and see. It might not be as bad as I think.

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     6 years ago 

    It can be very challenging to only write long form posts. I'm similar to you in that regard. I used to only write long ones. But it's hard to continuously have interesting ideas to write about and often people dont bother to read them for obvious reasons - they take a long time to read. I tend to mix it up now with personal blog style posts and less frequently long philosophical ones. short posts are definitely easier for people to read.

    1000 followers is quite the accomplishment. You are getting very close. Only a few more to go. It will likely happen soon.

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     6 years ago 

    The rep system really doesn't mean anything, I've been creating content for 1 year (with some pauses though) I've been as active as I can and my rep never got higher because I don't use a bidbot to increase it, and I don't really want too... maybe if I was whitelisted for OCD but I wasn't

    Curie is an awesome project, you guys helped me a lot when I was first starting out, after I realized what curie was I started putting more effort into every post trying to get that curie vote... and, even though sometimes it didn't, the hard effort paid off because other people noticed the effort and upvoted it!

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     6 years ago 

    Yeah, but again as I said... there is a threshold for being just another scammer, and complete idiot (<55, if you are active about a year) and normal users.

    We do what we can - it's not an easy task but I think it benefits the platform and behaviour overall. :)

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     6 years ago 

    at some point during 2 months ago I started posting, or maybe spamming blockchain with my posts (or should it be shit posts?) very rarely they are informative,

    Oh, @svemirac ... don't be so hard on yourself; only about half your posts were 'shit-posts' and I liked them the best :>)

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     6 years ago 

    I'm so grateful to be picked up by @curie a couple of times :) And I have only recently been whitelisted by @ocd. Again, so grateful for that! Now, let's see how @giphy reacts to your post ;)

    !giphy-react

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     6 years ago 



    // You can support giphy by using one of your witness votes on untersatz! //

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       6 years ago 

      I have been fortunate to be curated by Curie a few times over my two years here and appreciate the initiative and those that take the time to do the curation

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       6 years ago 

      Thank you for your continued support towards JJM. For each 1000 JJM you are holding, you can get an additional 1% of upvote. 10,000JJM would give you a 11% daily voting from the 700K SP virus707 account.

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         6 years ago 

        You got a 66.76% upvote from @ocdb courtesy of @svemirac! :)

        @ocdb is a non-profit bidbot for whitelisted Steemians, current min bid is 1.5 SBD and max bid is 10 SBD and the equivalent amount in STEEM.
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        If you like what @ocd does, consider voting for ocd-witness through SteemConnect or on the Steemit Witnesses page. :)

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