What Makes a Post Worth Reading Even Without Rewards?

in Hindwhale Community • 13 hours ago

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Today's topic is very interesting that is what makes the post worth reading even without rewards. So in every platform there are multiple users and a few users are good content creators and some are not that much good but they are popular so they get good rewards but they don't even care about their content at all. They just milk the rewards but they are getting and they don't even care what type of content they are presenting and how much engagement they are getting in their post. Almost zero I think. But a few peoples who are getting less towards they are making a lot of efforts on making their post and sharing the earth with others and trying to engage with others. I think therefore Star wars reading because even if they didn't get good reports it doesn't mean that they don't post quality content.

We can't compare users as per their reputation or as per Ham new they are few people who are very old then know everything and that I to exploit the platform as they can but that is not a good thing. If a person is old enough then they should have the responsibility to onboard other people send encourage them if they are not doing it then they are not responsible enough for the position they are holding I think so.


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At the end that is there life and their rules so can't say anything to anyone because everyone have their own mindset how they think and what they are doing. So in my opinion we should always encourage the new users are the new content greater who have less rewards and encourage them to get some support if you are able to that will increase them to do better and better so they can stay there and they will promote it by their self. So I believe we should not judge someone by their low reports may be they are content is good you should try to read it and then judge that particular person.

We should not judge the book by its cover maybe in the cover is not that much good but maybe you will get something interesting inside so first read the book then after judge it like that

I hope you learned something new today. See you tomorrow. Have a wonderful day. I'm not sure what the exact time is. See you,

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 58 minutes ago 

Thank you so much @steempro.com

Me quedé pensando en lo que decís de los usuarios viejos que deberían tener la responsabilidad de onboardear a los nuevos, porque en mi experiencia eso es exactamente lo que marca la diferencia entre una comunidad que crece y una que solo se mira el ombligo. Ahora, una pregunta concreta: cuando hablás de "apoyar al que recién arranca", ¿vos lo hacés con votos, con comentarios reales o compartiendo sus posts? Porque ahí está la parte que casi nadie cumple.

 59 minutes ago 

Thanks