Hey Steemians, this is the seventh day of my "I will up-vote 100 posts in 10 days" travel on Steemit!
I have collected a good pool of 10 posts for today and I want to share it here with you.
So here we go :
Number one
The number one post is a post about the SMT launched the last week. This post explains why SMT is a great innovation and how it relates with the Steem coin. Find it here:
https://busy.org/steemit/@dragosroua/why-do-we-need-smart-media-tokens-when-we-have-steem
Number two
Are you a programmer? Then you will find useful the following post about Steemit API. Steemit has an open architecture so it is possible to query the Steemit API and get information about users, content and in general activity on Steemit. You can find information on how to query it here: https://steemit.com/steemit/@mikepicker/steemit-api-how-to-retrieve-feed
Number three
The post number three is an advice on how to write good content. This is a post I like to promote particularly because this is also my mission on Steemit, promote good content to users. It is made for beginners so if you feel that you are a beginner and you still have many things to learn go and read it. It will teach you a lot of useful things that will translate in upvotes.
https://steemit.com/steemit/@hannahlicious/steemit-how-to-write-a-good-post-for-newbies
Number four
The post number four on #introduceyourself hashtag was written by @charizuu where she introduces herself. I chose this post for the originality, the sincerity, and positivity she looks to life. Please find it below.
https://steemit.com/introduceyourself/@charizuu/introducing-me-my-first-ever-post
Number five
Life tips and tricks. What we have never enough! Post number five is just that. In particular about three powerful habits that will improve greatly your life. Those are: encourage instead of criticising, understand instead of judging, initiate instead of waiting. I find this post is a really great advice that we should all remember and apply to everyday life. Please read it by using the link below.
https://steemit.com/motivation/@creon/3-powerful-habits-that-will-elevate-your-life-2017103t82635462z
Number six
The post number six was written by @igor.peresunko where he talks about his experience as a developer. His experience with Javascript that he defines as a fascinating language. So he feels ready for a job maybe as a front-end developer. Let's whish Igor good luck with his career here: https://steemit.com/introduceyourself/@igor.peresunko/time-to-find-a-job
Number seven
Have you ever tried practicing Yoga? I think you will start thinking about it if you read the post of @sahana-yoga Her post is written in an original way and the argument she treats is a winning one. I think you will enjoy reading her post here:
https://steemit.com/yoga/@sahana-yoga/my-yoga-journey-finally-a-real-yoga-blog-on-steemit
Number eight
Poetry my love! Number eight is just that: poetry. Food for your mind and soul. Please find it below
https://steemit.com/introduceyourself/@poetic-power/the-secret-of-poetry
Number nine
What do you know about Steemit. Sure, you may have read the wikipedia article but I find the post written by @iceworld very original. So if you want to know more about Steemit have a read below
https://steemit.com/steemit/@iceworld/what-is-the-history-of-steemit
Number ten
The post number ten is about the beautiful art of design and drawing. It is a series of advice on how to start drawing. The following one is the number 18 and it explains to you how to make a sketch in 10 minutes. Please read it below:
https://steemit.com/art/@federacion45/ten-minutes-sketch-18
So these are the ten posts I had chosen for today. I hope you liked them.
Regards from Italy ;-)
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Ok, thanks.
Its a good idea. The key is for the community who is still new to steemit supporting each other. Keep up the good work. F4F
Thank you for mentioning my post! Upvoted :-)
I like the concept, @alketcacaj!
Would you consider taking a look at my recent post? https://steemit.com/health/@benjaminrushmd/medical-student-just-how-inefficient-is-the-us-healthcare-industry-part-1-electronic-medical-records
Thanks!
(Also would welcome a follow!)
I think we all should thank you for this post. Here in Europe, we have good quality and free healthcare but there are some politicians pushing for more privatization. Sometimes we just forget that US is a rich country but there is the paradox of having such a poorly performing health care system which is accessible only to the rich people. So just as you said, "the US healthcare industry somehow manages to deliver poor quality care at ever increasing prices" while other industries improve their services or decrease the prize and keep the same quality. Moreover, I don't get why should I spend 100.000 $ for a surgery in US when I can do it in India for only 2000 $. Certainly, Trump will not help in improving it. He also seems to want to destroy ObamaCare that was the right direction for the healthcare sector in US.
Hello, @Alketcecaj, I'm just here to leave a nice Hello ^^. Unfortunately i don't have much voting power, but i will be back and vote my followers. Need to grow a little ^^. Have a great time @rightuppercorner