I always felt that despite some risks in supporting newbies, I will help this platform if I can provide valuable opportunities for them to develop their skills and build a good relationship with them. I wanted to see what benefits my effort offers to newbies to help them make the best for themselves and this platform.

  
However, I knew at the outset that my effort may present risks, and also what benefits or losses were there in giving newbies the necessary guidance to make the best by helping them.

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I felt that new joiners would learn and appreciate different perspectives through my efforts to better understand the Steemit world and build their knowledge on various topics. If brought into the limelight they could discover their areas of interest and use the platforms with new energy through the thoughts they shared on this platform.

Since this media is going to be a part of their everyday lives from now on, new users need to learn how to support them in preparing them for future opportunities on this platform. I wanted to let them know that using this platform can help them develop their future and the money, of course.

While I was trying my best to develop connections with them on my own, I felt that for those newbies who did not have enough expertise yet or did not feel that they could connect with others within this community, helping them was proving to be too risky and too disruptive to save face. This could have been a great way to connect with newbies, which I felt boomeranged on me.

I had thought from the beginning that this could open up opportunities to help new members who are talented but need an opportunity to infuse a little energy into them to do better on this platform. This could be a little help to some new members. Maybe they were looking for a little support, and I know that because I went through this situation in the beginning myself.

I thought if they're going through something, they can talk to someone about it, and that's what I was trying to do. I wanted to run a campaign for the benefit of new members so that they understood this platform better. I wanted to promote their posts and let them feel they were welcome and they could write what they're interested in. I believed that a little could help and make a big impact.

But maybe I was wrong. Here, big users make big mistakes, get big gains, and get away by writing a one-line apology if caught, but new members get big punishment even for minor mistakes.

I thought that my campaign could develop a positive so that young people can use their accounts to share their achievements and show their talent, and it can be a positive step to benefit them later in life, but was I right?

I was looking for ways they can do good by pursuing their skills or sharing something that will positively contribute to their future and this platform as well. But it was a double-edged sword that I was walking on. Some newbies weren't taking it seriously, and the authorities were taking strict action on all their activities. I wish they did the same on bigger accounts though, because we all know a great number of malpractices go Scott-free every day.

I think it is time to change my way of working on this platform because working for newbies is proving to be harmful to my own reputation, and let me make it clear: I love nothing more than my own reputation before everything else. So I am withdrawing my newbies campaign and will do something in the future that benefits me and the bigger accounts.

Conclusion: Bigger malpractices are fine, but small mistakes get punished harshly. I guess I should not act as an intruder in the territory of concerned authorities.

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