Hi, @nuridin ---> I'm dropping in today to tell you I enjoyed your recent post, If You Spill The Coffee -- Say I Am Sorry! so much I included it in my personal curation project The Inbox Runneth Over. You can find your post showcased at this link. Stop by when you have a minute and see what else I found along the trail. Your companions here are all interesting in their own way.

I know ... it's been a while. Life and Steemit don't always keep the same schedule. Sometimes it takes me a few extra days to notify my Inbox authors on their actual blog that they were included in my project. But I do note and tag them in our Discord group when I announce a new Inbox issue. Look for future acknowledgements to appear with you tagged in the announcement of publication in the railway post office channel. (Running behind in getting comments written is pretty much standard for me. There are just not enough hours in the day.)

Anyway ... to reward your exceptional work, I have arranged a small financial boost for you. Unfortunately, Steemit's restrictive 7-day payout policy means I can't reward the real winner ... so I have put it here. If you live long enough it will eventually be all yours!!

You'll see a vote for about $.75 done by nasgu in your list. That's from me. I want inclusion in Inbox to be a "rewarding experience." So this vote is for that post I mentioned at the start. I've put another tiny upvote from my personal account on this post "for record-keeping purposes." It's not meant to be a measure of my respect for your work. That other vote I brought here is meant to do that.

(I know it's odd to leave a vote on one post that is intended for another but that one is too old to work with now. This is one of the greatest aggravations I have with Steemit. If a good post is worth something on Day 6 ... it may also be worth something on Day 30, Day 270 and Day 365. Anyway, I hope you follow what's going on here. This upvote is for your older article -- now expired.)

Also, some recent developments in Steemit have made my ability to do this work and reward it this way much more difficult, but we work with what we have. I won't let it stop me. Keep putting out quality posts, and I'll keep finding creative ways to encourage it. As I tell my husband when he yells at our pets, "It helps if you're smarter than the cat."