If I were a curator, I would look for someone who publishes unique content. But what is unique content? For me, it would be something related to self-discovery through creativity. I admire unconventional approaches to problems. If someone has learned something new and wants to show us their newly acquired skills in a post, that’s true value to me. It doesn’t have to be perfect; what matters is the message behind it. Maybe, at first, it’s worth appreciating such a person and then observing whether they continue to grow and in which direction they are heading.

When I log into Steemit, notifications are the first thing I check. It’s important for me to respond to comments or upvote them so that the person knows I read them. I do have one concern. I once had a conversation with someone who had a reputation score of just over twenty, and I didn’t receive a notification when they replied. Luckily, I had a feeling I should check the post where we were talking, and that’s how I discovered the reply. It’s really frustrating. Why does this happen? Or maybe I just experienced an unusual glitch?

Since I’m not on Steemit every day, I often use the resteem option to remember a contest I like and want to participate in. If I know I won’t be able to write a contest post the same day, I resteem it. I also don’t use the follow option very often, probably because I don’t spend enough time here to find users whose content I enjoy.
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