My first "duh" moments were about voting - I treated it like the Facebook like button, and did not know that voting old posts was useless, or that my vote was worth 0.00, or that the value of my vote got even smaller if I depleted my voting power.
I also avoided discord for too long - I didn't want to learn a new program, and didn't think I needed it. But it helped a lot once I started - especially with getting involved in communities.
Are these videos intended to be watched before the new user opens their account?
here and you are welcome to take a look at the learning objectives to see if they are helpful.I have been outlining some learning experiences at @steemitblackbelt also to help with onboarding. My first outline is
Kudos for what you are doing!
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Me too! When I started I thought of it like Hey I´m just going to vote for everyone so they see I liked their post and maybe they´ll like my post back and I was using like 200% of my VP daily in other people and I was literally at 1% VP for at least 2 weeks until I learned about how VP works.
The first ten videos are meant for people to watch before they open their account, then, these 20 videos we are asking the commnuity about, are meant to be watched after the user gets an account from Steemonboarding.
Sounds interesting, I´ll check out the blackbelt and see what can be merged. Feel free to send me a DM on discord @anomadsoul #8455 to talk further about this!
Hey @anomadsoul,
I was thinking it would be a great idea for steemonboardng to launch a mentorship platform. It would work this way:
New user comes on steem, looking for help. Gets on your platform, learns a lot. But guides will never be complete! he will always have more questions.
Or another user might get bored going through the videos but would prefer to ask questions right away to someone. Specific questions that he thought of.
So why not create a program where the user pays 5$ to get a mentor for a year. mentors would be experienced users on steem who signed up to become mentors. They might even be rewarded with upvotes from steem onboarding or simply a share of the 5$.
Also, if the user didn't have an account, the the 5$ cost would also buy him an account on steem. This is the same process steemmonsters uses to sell account. They sell them with the first pack that the user needs to buy.
Looking forward to your response on this.
Agree with discord. The little.program.that.could.
Quite literally the backbone of steem.