Thanks a bunch for your helpful comment. I will look at the article containing information on communities right away.
However, I checked all the newcomers' stuff before. I'm not interested in these. I made an introductory post, as this is the right approach when beginning with a new platform, but I don't have time to follow any other procedures. I'm a content creator and all my time is consumed by that.
I'm sure I am following the rules, and I'm always against plagiarism, anywhere I'm spotting it I am reporting. I'm not going to break any rule of course.
Moreover, I don't have the intention of providing my real identity online. I don't have Facebook and barely given my phone number a couple of times for verifications, and it was leaked to scammers that are still calling me.
Anyway, I'm glad for Steemit having these achievements and everything, but if I am to succeed in Steemit or any other platform, I'm doing it my way, with the content I have to offer.

For the time being, I am focused on creating content in the platforms my articles have visibility and I've also used platforms where I just receive 1 view and 1 like on each, possibly from people that want to follow them back.

I'm not entering circles, this is purely content creating. I'm sure that some people like it since lately this has become my main source of income too since our crypto investments are losing ground for the past two months.

I always have time to respond to comments in my articles though. Thanks for the time you spared for me, and perhaps I will start posting in these communities and see if there will be some kind of better interaction and engagement with others on Steemit.