Thank you for your nice comment. I totally agree with you that the steem world can be a very intimidating place. In addition to that it is always changing and you need a lot of energy just to keep up to date.
When we want to introduce new people to steem, we struggle with these two problems:Hi @bitcoingodmode,
- A long learning curve
- An everchanging world
I've been giving online courses through e-mails or video courses and I never managed to do it with steem. It's just very confusing when you start to talk about steem, steem power, sbd, voting power, voting percentage, delegations, upvotes, downvotes. rc... So in a way you are right. People should just come to write and comment. But then again sometimes they can't because they don't have enough RC... You almost need to understand all of it to really be able to profit from this platform.
I see steemit having great potential but I think it's way ahead of its time. I'm going to stick with it for now though
You are definitely right about that. It has huge potential and we are on the good way. Steem offers dapps, development, tokens and links it with a huge community. We just have to find a way to make it understandable and appealing to non users.
Thanks for the tips and the faucet too!
I'm glad to hear that you like the faucet. Feel free to claim as often as you wish ;-)
Best regards,
Achim