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RE: How to SteemIT: A kick ass(anti-Gandhi) guide to become "The good blogger" #00000001

in #steemit • 6 years ago

I was tempted tens of times to just post my articles without proofread, but in all of the cases I passed the strategy. I am also a non-English speaker and I am perfectly aware that my grammar is far from perfect, but when re-reading my post before hitting that final button I always find phrases that can be better rephrased for a deeper meaning, find nonsense that actually don't bring any value to the post and so on.
Over all I can only give my humble upvote and a thumbs up for the post. Definitely worth having on the Steem blockchain for eternity.

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     6 years ago 

    I'm 10x more likely to read a post to the end and upvote it if it is a pleasure to read, like your comment here is. Followed.

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     6 years ago 

    Thanks for your appreciation.

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     6 years ago 

    Thanks for that! Let the article blossom for all eternity! (or at least for 7 days where I can get paid for it). lol.

    It is always a good strategy to read your work once more before posting it. I can't express enough how many times I changed something in my articles completely by reading it through.