Hi
I use Medium, Reddit and of course steemit
https://steemit.com/@digitalmutant
Topic: Any Newbies on here have a steemit account? - page 2. (Read 345 times)
How long does it take to get one's account approved, because I registered over a week ago and still nothing
I tried a second registration after about 7 days as I wondered if I had a problem with the email. I used the same user name.but a different email and phone. I gave up when I hadn't heard anything, and then suddenly I got emails for both applications within a few minutes. I only used one of course. It must have been getting on for 3 weeks before I got a reply to the first one.
I suspect they are getting a lot of applications, and they are batching the processing. I guess the answer is to be patient for another week or so.
How long does it take to get one's account approved, because I registered over a week ago and still nothing
Mine took about a week, after the e-mail asking me to confirm my e-mail address.
How long does it take to get one's account approved, because I registered over a week ago and still nothing
I've been on steemit for about a month (as mountainherb). It has some flaws, maybe not fatal but serious:
- It's more a platform for content creators than a social media site. Unlike FB or Twitter, for example, you really can't post a brief thought and start a conversation with friends/followers/the universe.
- There is an enormous amount of junk, with no good way to filter it out AFAIK.
- There is no mechanism for contacting another steemer directly.
- They separated the actual conversational aspect into steemchat, which is even worse for junk and lack of filtering.
Overall, I like the idea of it, but I don't find it very useful, user friendly or valuable. Just my .02.
- It's more a platform for content creators than a social media site. Unlike FB or Twitter, for example, you really can't post a brief thought and start a conversation with friends/followers/the universe.
- There is an enormous amount of junk, with no good way to filter it out AFAIK.
- There is no mechanism for contacting another steemer directly.
- They separated the actual conversational aspect into steemchat, which is even worse for junk and lack of filtering.
Overall, I like the idea of it, but I don't find it very useful, user friendly or valuable. Just my .02.
I'm a newbie to Steemit. My account was approved yesterday, so I haven't had a chance to do anything yet.
I plan to use it to brand a new range of products, and I have never done this before. The brand name is upr8, and I own the .com. I won't have any stock, and I won't charge for any products, the idea is to create your own product from everyday items that you already have, or you can get for nothing. For example -
upr8 healthy gums. Gum disease is painful and can lead to loss of teeth. Current remedies are based on the use of antibiotics, which affects the whole body and can damage the immune system. upr8 healthy gums goes straight to the problem, and just treats the damaged area. This minimises any risk of side effects. The treatment is simple, just add a bit of sea salt to some warm water, and rinse the mouth twice a day. This kills the bacteria that causes most gum disease. It can be used as a prevention as well as a cure.
I'm looking at video editing software that I can use on a notebook ( core i5 at the moment ), so any tips about this would be really helpful.
I plan to use it to brand a new range of products, and I have never done this before. The brand name is upr8, and I own the .com. I won't have any stock, and I won't charge for any products, the idea is to create your own product from everyday items that you already have, or you can get for nothing. For example -
upr8 healthy gums. Gum disease is painful and can lead to loss of teeth. Current remedies are based on the use of antibiotics, which affects the whole body and can damage the immune system. upr8 healthy gums goes straight to the problem, and just treats the damaged area. This minimises any risk of side effects. The treatment is simple, just add a bit of sea salt to some warm water, and rinse the mouth twice a day. This kills the bacteria that causes most gum disease. It can be used as a prevention as well as a cure.
I'm looking at video editing software that I can use on a notebook ( core i5 at the moment ), so any tips about this would be really helpful.
I like it, because information is free nowdays to anyone with a decent internet connection, so the one way to still provide a service around information is to disseminate it, and organize it which it sounds like is what you are doing. you should create subsections tho IMO. Like upr8.com/remedy and upr8.com/rx
If you are going the natural route, mindfulness and meditation is a huge topic right now that can generate a lot of traffic, and I think the name upr8 kind of lends it'sself to that. I also just like the look of the "upr8" It would look good on apparel like jackets, hats, and mugs. If you need any promotional stuff eventually or marketing help hit me up with a message. My family owns and operates a promotional product distributor.
Ill keep an eye out for ya tho!
I'm a newbie to Steemit. My account was approved yesterday, so I haven't had a chance to do anything yet.
I plan to use it to brand a new range of products, and I have never done this before. The brand name is upr8, and I own the .com. I won't have any stock, and I won't charge for any products, the idea is to create your own product from everyday items that you already have, or you can get for nothing. For example -
upr8 healthy gums. Gum disease is painful and can lead to loss of teeth. Current remedies are based on the use of antibiotics, which affects the whole body and can damage the immune system. upr8 healthy gums goes straight to the problem, and just treats the damaged area. This minimises any risk of side effects. The treatment is simple, just add a bit of sea salt to some warm water, and rinse the mouth twice a day. This kills the bacteria that causes most gum disease. It can be used as a prevention as well as a cure.
I'm looking at video editing software that I can use on a notebook ( core i5 at the moment ), so any tips about this would be really helpful.
I plan to use it to brand a new range of products, and I have never done this before. The brand name is upr8, and I own the .com. I won't have any stock, and I won't charge for any products, the idea is to create your own product from everyday items that you already have, or you can get for nothing. For example -
upr8 healthy gums. Gum disease is painful and can lead to loss of teeth. Current remedies are based on the use of antibiotics, which affects the whole body and can damage the immune system. upr8 healthy gums goes straight to the problem, and just treats the damaged area. This minimises any risk of side effects. The treatment is simple, just add a bit of sea salt to some warm water, and rinse the mouth twice a day. This kills the bacteria that causes most gum disease. It can be used as a prevention as well as a cure.
I'm looking at video editing software that I can use on a notebook ( core i5 at the moment ), so any tips about this would be really helpful.
Hey Guys I really like the Steemit network. Ive always felt that there should be some sort of compensation system built into likes, and shares and all that stuff. I am interested in finding other people that have and write original content on steemit because i want to see what they have to say. So i dont really want a bunch of re-posters, i want to read blogs people on here have written.
Also, what are your thoughts on Steemit? Do you think it has some fatal flaw?
The social media that is more commonly used is being monitored and censored more and more, and quality content has no choice but to adapt to the new networks. I feel like any real information that will come out in the future will do so on platforms like dtube and steemit.
What do you think? Do you still trust what you see on FB and Twitter?
I'd love to hear what you all think.
Also, what are your thoughts on Steemit? Do you think it has some fatal flaw?
The social media that is more commonly used is being monitored and censored more and more, and quality content has no choice but to adapt to the new networks. I feel like any real information that will come out in the future will do so on platforms like dtube and steemit.
What do you think? Do you still trust what you see on FB and Twitter?
I'd love to hear what you all think.
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