Great job on the translation. Thank you @neri0x !
I hope this will encourage people in #venezuela and other parts of the world to continue posting on Steemit. So many have quit.
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Great job on the translation. Thank you @neri0x !
I hope this will encourage people in #venezuela and other parts of the world to continue posting on Steemit. So many have quit.
You are welcome my friend. Any time!
Let's help as many people as possible.
In Venezuela a huge movement of quality Steemians is brewing. We organize meetups all the time to teach how to use the platform well. Those who leave Steemit do not count, those who stay do, and those are the ones who will give it value. The work is great but be sure @sponge-bob that we are doing it with a lot of passion and it will have incredible results.
Thanks for this post that inspires us extraordinarily
I believe that those how are causing suffering in Venezuela should be put down. The best way is by taking control of the money. The people can have steem, dash, bitcoin, etheruem. It cannot be mandated or outlawed. I heard about mining farms being taken in Venezuela. But Steemit mining cannot be tracked by "la cuenta de luz" - vamos!
Dictatorial regimes are hard to counter if nobody wants to help. The only way out for me is to teach people they can do better, but politically speaking I think Venezuela lost it, long time ago.
Steemit mining is the way to go!
Venezuelans have a lot to offer i've seen it everywhere i go. Keep up the good work my friend.
cada vez somos integrantes en steemit, pero en Venezuela nos esta limitando, las fallas de señal de las plataformas.