Firstly, I hope you have been Curied or curated by a dozen lovely communities out there.
You give off readings of an educator! Your work is so well organised, your writing clear, and your heart just set to share as much as you possibly can.
Thank you so much for sharing your brilliance with the community.
Hi there @kchitrah,
Just to ease your mind, I've been curied plenty of times, so I hope they send their votes elsewhere (plus this post is ineligible since they don't upvote Steemit-related blogs). I do hope this series of posts will help other users grab curie votes, though. I remember what it was like to get my first one.
I'm glad you enjoyed the post and found it easy to read. It's always great to get that feedback when I'm writing to such a broad audience of people, some of which may not speak English as a first language.
Thank you again, and please let me know if there's anything else I can do to aid your Steemit journey!
Phew! Thank you for putting my mind at ease.
Yes, it is amazing to get Curied, and I hope your series of guides will help get authors noticed.
I am still learning around here 2 months in (sat on the account for the first mth). But I was fortunate as I attended a Steemit bootcamp by @maverickfoo who helped give a good overview of the platform with a lot of advice on the dos and don'ts.
Having a community to fall back on and ask questions has also been helpful.
It's great that you think of ppl with all linguistic backgrounds in your audience reach, not many writers consider that.
Cheers! Have a blessed weekend.