Thank you for the contribution. It has been approved.

Please consider this:

• as you can see, I'm the author of the Learn Python Series (as well as a Utopian mod & Advisor),

• therefore I think I'm in the position to properly judge the quality of this tutorial,

• I've had quite some doubts if I would approve or rejct this tutorial, and as you can see, in the end I decided to approve it, but barely,

• there are quite some things missing and other aspects that could be improved, such as:

• your English spelling & grammar could use a few improvements;

• the PyCharm Professional IDE is not open source (minor issue). You could have easily discussed in a few steps PyCharm Community Edition (which is),

• you forgot to explain to the user they first need to (pip) install both requests and beautifulsoup4 before they are able to import it: you are (probably) not using a virtual environment, meaning you've installed them at an earlier date. But users who have not installed them, or are using a new virtual environment per project, would get errors and can therefore not complete the tutorial;

• you haven't explained what requests is (= a simple HTTP library for Python), or what beautifulsoup4 is (an HTML parsing library),

• your tutorial title is mis-leading somewhat: you are explaining - in essence - how to use requests to fetch a web page, and beautifulsoup4 to parse the html using "jQuery-like" DOM-selectors, which can be used on any html web page, and thus has nothing to do with "analyzing steemit". Further, you're not analyzing anything, only parsing some DOM-elements and assigning them to variables;

• you are not properly explaining any of the bs4 methods (why use find_all('a') for example? I know, but others don't. Are there other methods they can use?)

• you are only printing the data you've fetched from the webpage. The minimum you could have done is wrap a more modular function around some bs4 code and return useful data from it.

Anyway, you are hereby strongly encouraged to seriously upgrade the quality of your next Python tutorials.

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