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     7 years ago  

    There is concept of bandwidth. You can only upload or edit so much content in given time. You can either visit back after a day or so by when your bandwidth would have recharged. If you would like to avoid this problem altogether you can power up by buying Steem Power.

    I have delegated 10 SP to you so that you can post more frequently. Once you have gained enough clout in the portal select one other user who you think deserves the 10 SP and I will delegate to them.

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       7 years ago  

      thanks ladder, i still tried to upload with the same effect (nothing) i guess i just have to wait a couple days to upload again, is there any way to get steampower? or is it just a waiting game?
      i noticed these comments on the post below mine,.. would these help, how does one go about getting steampower?
      Add some meaningful and insightful comments on https://steemit.com/trending posts so that you get noticed by others.
      Add some posts under the #steemit tag so that other new users can find it useful. https://steemit.com/trending/steemit
      Be part of the competitions that are run by popular accounts.
      You can check out some interesting Gigs that are aligned with your interests. https://steemit.com/trending/steemgigs

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         7 years ago  

        You can check your bandwidth from https://steemd.com/@thedesertartist

        Instead of doing all your activity in one go it is suggested to spread it across so that you always have some bandwidth for you actions. You can buy steem from any exchange (Eg:Bittrex or Binance) and then move to your account. Once you have your steem you can convert it to Steempower. For details check out https://steemit.com/steem/@steemladder/how-and-why-to-power-up-on-steem

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