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RE: Why We Should Celebrate Making Money on SteemIt

in #steemit7 years ago

Nice post and very true.

I think you need to differentiate between 1) being prepared to work to make money longer-term and 2) trying to make money instantly without putting the work in

If you post good content and comment/vote wisely, number 1 will work for you, while number 2 will rarely work for anyone, and certainly not in the long-term

It's strange that so many scammers can't see this - it just seems so obvious...

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There will always be people who try to make quick money without putting in work and that's ok. To make money you either need to have money or to work hard. If they have money and they invest it in Steem, then that's good for everyone. If they don't have money but they work hard, then they will be creating value for the community which is also good.

If they don't invest money and they don't work hard then they won't make much and eventually will go away. So just ignore the people who aren't providing any value and they will fade out and go somewhere else.