Yes, I find too many people adopt a scattergun approach and post all over the place. Keep it simple, stick to a few communities, engage and get yourself known and it becomes a great place to be.
It was your first post in SB that brought me here as I had not come across you before, and yes we want legit users. Unfortunately there are so many bad actors around that you can never be too careful!
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Okay, understood @tengolotodo. To help me get started right, I appreciate you taking the time to provide this input. And, if you were the one behind reblogging my SB post, I really appreciate your thoughtfulness in following up on our conversation thread here!
With that, I am not sure what you are mad about (😉), but I will follow your account and perhaps learn the answer. Hahaha ...
Have a good day!
P.S. Hmm. I guess I should read all of my notifications first, @tengolotodo, before replying to any of them, as I now see confirmation that you were the one reblogging my first SB post! 🤝
Yeah I tend to be the curator for the community most of the time.
Not to help you get started, it was a decent post. Hive is about making connections and doing it right. You have sat and observed and are making good posts. You source things, you format things and you proof read your content.
Now you engage too, these are all good things that will get you noticed. Don't focus on rewards as those are a law unto themselves!