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RE: What NOT to do on Steemit.com

in #steemit7 years ago

Thanks for sharing your common sense @brandonscalera.

  • I wonder why they call it "common" sense,
    when it actually is very uncommon?

I ran across this cool emoji that explains the main point of your post...

  • For your points 1-5 & 9 Dont's...
    emoji stop spam.jpg
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You point #7 - unused accounts

  • I helped get a buddy online. He wrote down his password (evidently wrong...). Copy and pasted it to a text file on his computer, which then proceeded to crash and had to be reformatted and WinDoze re-installed. He was unable to recover his account.
    • I bet a lot of those unused profiles could be from similar stories.
      • This whole password security is great to cut down on hacking of accounts, but most people are used to using simple passwords like ILoveMyDog2018...

re: points 6 & 8... disagreements...

  • I totally agree, flags should not be used simply because you disagree with the post.
    • I disagree that you can't comment saying you disagree.
      Or did I misread your point?
      • That's kinda risky, but in my mind, it's OK to disagree and have a discussion. The problem is most people don't know how to have a discussion. They have very thin skin and take it personally that someone could have the audacity to disagree with their logic or point of view. Me, I have inch thick rhinoceros skin and welcome a healthy debate about anything I post about.
    • You might be saying something a bit different. Maybe people need to learn how to give positive reinforcement when helping correct a "problem" with the post. Maybe people need to use a bit more tact.
      • Tact is pretty uncommon sense nowadays, too...
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Thank you!