I Love Creating Content

Introduction

Interaction in the Steem ecosystem has birthed a lot of writers who genuinely develop their content from scratch and kept it purely original. If you have been following all rules laid down as regards the creation of genuine content on-chain, I bet you are a solid content creator by now. I love creating content, my feelings in the process and other things would be discussed in this piece today.

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It has always been a pleasant feeling creating content on Steemit, no doubt. The process is not only about the things I have loved to do but also about sharing the quality I have possessed over time, with the outside world. You can imagine the type of encouragement you get from others who found value in the piece you have written, believing they have learned from you.

_{Creating Content | What3words Location}

The benefit of getting better at creating content is also an added one we should talk about, your consistency to come up with quality content every time touches every part of you, let's talk about your reasoning and not producing low quality at any time, they are forces that kept you going and been super all times. What about incentivization from the reward pool which rewards your efforts and time? It sums up the good things about creating content.

In essence, I enjoy creating content and the feelings have always been awesome as it makes me better, stronger, and wiser... in all realms, and enjoy some incentives for the time spent to create those content. That said, my write-up is peculiar to Steemit because that's the only place I have been writing content over the years of joining the ecosystem.

The diary game is one of the few types of articles I started my journey with on Steemit when I joined in January 2021. During those days, I do write two articles every day which is the diary game and my town in ten pictures. In essence, I have been an active participant in the diary game since and I still do that, I present diary game articles a few times every week. Take a look at my recent diary game articles below.

_{Diary Game- 10/09/2022 | Link}

_{Diary Game- 11/09/2022 | Link}

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Why I Write Diary Articles

• It helps me to document my day and measure my productivity throughout the day.

• It allows me to share my daily experience with the rest of the world.

• It's a reference piece of article for me. You can imagine coming back to one of my articles to know when last I barbed, filled the cooking gas, attended an event, traveled, and so on. In essence, it cannot be destroyed on the Steem blockchain.

• And because I stand the chance to enjoy incentives for documenting my daily activities on the platform.

I preferred practical contests, the one that seeks to know about the stuff I utilize for my productivity daily, measure my support for a project, my opinion about a place I had visited, share a few things about my culture, and so on.

There is no specific community where I participate in such types of contests, it all depends on where I found one. The recent one I participated in was at the Steem Entrepreneurs Community.

In this contest, I have described my favorite devices and how they have been so important to my every day life to ensure I have a highly productive day.

My most preferred content type remains educational piece of articles like tutorial series or an article that was created to teach the audience a few things about the Steem blockchain or other life hacks. In my case, I love to identify problems and the identified problems in most cases necessitated some of the tutorial articles I create.

Apart from creating quality crypto lectures in the Academy months ago, I have created many more tutorial articles that addresses the club status and its calculation periods, the right use of images (type of licenses included), steem blockchain (a few tutorials on some features of the blockchain), guiding newbies on Steemit and so on, it was a long list.

The least content type on my list is writing weekly power up articles, I have also written articles on my weekly power ups before but over time, I realized it's not necessary to have a whole article addressing just the weekly power up.

I have written about it long ago even before the engagement challenge began on the need why users should treat Steemit with more respect than other social media platforms because we tend to get incentivized for our activities here.

I themed this article, Steemit, Business as Usual? It was created about 7 months and it's aimed at addressing how people only come around to get rewards and vanish without contributing to others via comments and so on. I believe Steemit deserves more.

With the inception of the engagement challenge, the quality of comments on the blog rises and we have started seeing meaningful comments, in addition, the new community curation style that rewards quality comments is also a solid drive that makes the ecosystem filled with quality comments. In essence, comments on the platform are now of high quality.

That said, I think the idea of users dropping the link to their articles for other users to visit seems more like comment-buying to me. If you have made a quality comment on other's entries and told them to visit, they will surely do without adding links. I think that action should be discouraged.

The team has been doing their best to support quality articles from genuine writers out there, in order not to discriminate about different content on the platform, I believe all articles of high quality deserve to be supported by the curators. That said, tutorial content that has solid content to pass across to the entire populace deserves extra attention, it takes more time to create such type of content, also contests that require the extra effort of research from the author deserve more attention as well.

A lot of diary game articles have quality, they preserve the custom of that content type on the platform as such deserves support but some are so short that you hardly relate to such day's productivity, community leaders should encourage their members to create more solid ones, it's one of the oldest types of content that deserves continuous support.

In my own view, the community has performed well in the Engagement challenge so far with great topics that have valid relations to the daily life of Steemians in the ecosystem. Those topics have enabled a lot of users to share with the rest of the world a few things peculiar to their lives, experiences, lifestyle, and so on. It would be great to see the community in the challenge again when the team deem it fit to bring it into the picture again based on performance.

_{Correcting my Content on the Mobile Phone (My Favorite Blogging Device) | What3words Location}

In conclusion, I love creating content and Steemit made it even better. The advantages that come with keeping consistent with creating content on Steemit are quite numerous and I urge everyone to keep blogging and sharing their original piece in the ecosystem. Thanks to the community for this great piece of the contest and I appreciate everyone that read through it. I hereby invite @ruthjoe, @sahmie and @xkool24 to participate in the contest. We #steem-on.

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Written by:-
@fredquantum