Topic: Any Newbies on here have a steemit account? (Read 345 times)

Did you see that I asked for a Steemit sub-board in Meta.
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/can-we-have-a-steemit-sub-board-in-alts-3144478

If you think this would be a good idea, then please post your reasons in that thread.

I'm waiting for my approval but when I get my account up and running I will be posting Cryptocurrency related guides there, maybe video guides also if the guides get the thumbs up from people.
When I get my account up and running and the first guide out I'll come back and get back to you

It usually need 5 or 6 days to approved your account. But It depend on their hand. These days there lots of registration on going. You have to wait until they have seen your registry. Or you can create 2 or 3 multiple accounts with different email and different name . It's the way I have used. I can assure you  that one of your account will be soon verified and approved.

Meh, im the op anyways... Im not too butthurt about it.
Ill check it out tho.
TFTM

I've got loads of odd vehicles that I've seen in various car parks. How about this one
http://jazzpics.com/_data/i/upload/2016/09/16/20160916115646-15ff4386-me.jpg

btw Jazz Pics is my photo site.

But this thread is supposed to be about Steemit, apologies to the op.

Saw that. Pretty sweet car. Just chillin outside McDonalds...

The site upr8.com is going to be my attempt at creating a brand without any products, and it's why I joined steemit. Steem Rewards could be the blog as you suggested, and I'll put b2evolution on it ( that the alternative fork to wordpress from the old b2 cms). I keep getting distracted though, and I'm into these hardware upgrades and the replacement of Windows with UbuntuStudio.

btw - I've just put some pics of an old Talbot on Steemit.

Nice. Good Domain name. You should make it a blog about ur exp like you said, but you could also make it like a marketing course or advice about how to maximize your earnings on Steem. You could start off just giving general free advice, and then could eventually have people pay to either take a course on Steemit markup, and steemit marketing, or to have you personally help them curate their steemit profile and posts....
You could really have something good going on there... Lemme know if you need or want any help. im all about creating ways to generate income online and that really is a good domain name. Good luck monsieur!

upr8 - it's going to be my product branding site, but Im just posting a few pictures and comments at the moment, while I work out how to use the site.

I had a bit of luck the other day, and I picked up SteemRewards.com for reg fee, and I'm thinking of making that a blog about my start in Steemit.

I think its just a username. What is your username if you don't mind me asking? Ill follow u up.

I've stated to make a few posts, and would be interested in following any Bitcoin Talk members if they let me know their hashtag ( is that what it is called on steemit ? ).

Im the OP, just so it's in here my steemit is @itsandylandman


Probably would've been smart to include THAT...


Im gonna follow all u guys tho.

steemit needs a bit more marketing, but its starting to grow. i would have though with people getting paid, that it would have grown a lot faster. problem is, one of the original founders, Dan Larimer, has left and is now at EOS

From few days to almost a month, it depends. It seems that they have a lot of signups these days so the process is very slow.

Now you start with only 0.1 steem compared to 0.5 only a month ago.

how long does it take to get verified? signed up some days ago.

I am in steemit network for more than 2 months and they have lot of information but I think they are only horizontally diversified. (Jack of all trades,master of none).  If you want to further dive in a topic , I think it might not be an ideal platform. So Bitcoin talk can be your one stop for gathering/understanding for all your crypto currency curiosity but steemit will offer something of everything (like cryptocurrency, photography, story,nature ,funny, food etc. and list can go on.)
I think you can find original content because they have a "@cheetah" bot that is able to determine copy and pasted content and people can flag the content but real catch is that a member of higher reputation can destroy the reputation of member that is having reputation lower than him but reverse is not effective.

Now coming to question of fatal flaw, I did not understand the context.
If you are just login as a another social media site then just make sure never to lose your password.
If it is for earning from steemit, then you have to ready invest some steem of your own to succeed. (Either as a curator or Author) so I can say platform has flaw that you need to invest before succeeding in most cases. (Authors are using/paying bots for upvotes, so real audience is much less)



About any social media they work on same principle "Fire is a good servant but a bad master" so we have to filter the information.
I think information originate arise from steemit platform will be real  because no one like to put own reputation in stake.

If you want to succeed on Steemit you must use bots in the beginning. There is no way around this if you are not an internet celebrity and you don't want to build your account for months. Its legal on Steemit and even promoted by the best bloggers. If you use them smart you will end up paying in SBD as much as you will earn in SBD from the upvotes, so other upvotes and steem (50% of earnings is in SBD and 50% in steem) will be the profit. That way you will also get upvotes from higher rank members so your rank will be raised.

Very nice explanation in this clip:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_ai7EEXMbL8

Sure, there are many dangers here. Most dangerous one is stealing content from all over internet to earn from it.
It will be hard to verify all content and people will spam with this stolen content to earn fast :/.

Yep.  Steemit's motto should be "A penny for your thoughts." 

I've been on the platform since last July and have been posting fairly consistently. It helps if you have some $$$ to purchase Steem Power which is essentially the price of the Steem coin.

My page is listed as a link on my profile.

The idea and platform is great, it is really thought out well by Dan Larimer (Bitshares & EOS's) and co-founder Ned.

One issue that many newer members will quickly notice is how the old timers tend to get the largest upvotes/$$$. There are 'clicks' where the whales give each other upvotes and essentially have the bulk of the Steem/SBD rewards pool.  You can spend 1 hour + on a killer post and get a few upvotes worth .40...   While a whale will post 1/4 of the content and get votes worth $250.

That is why many just quit the platform.  There is something like a 6%-10% retention rate...

Once you do get some SP and SBD's, you can purchase upvotes worth 200% of what you paid with the voting bots.  25% will go to curation and the rest will be split between SP and SBD's.  So you will need a consistent supply of SBD's which is typically the coin used for the bots.

Hit me up with a comment that your from BCT.  With the Steem price at $3.40, my upvote is only worth .45 or so with 2100 SP.