How One Steemit Comment Got Me Unblocked, Followed, and Retweeted by Max Kesier

A couple days ago, @cryptoctopus wrote a great piece in #marketing on how to invite influencers to the platform, detailing how they got Max Keiser on Steemit.com. As of this post, it had 447 votes and was valued over $1,400. I'm a big fan of Max Kesier's content, so I left a comment.

Almost 3 years ago, I got blocked by Max Kesier.

I said a pretty stupid thing about his altcoin investing and he, as one with nearly 150k followers does, rightly blocked me. I laughed about it at the time, but every once in a while Stacy Herbert (@stacyherbert) would RT him, and I realized how much I missed seeing his content in my feed. I figured, short of meeting him in person some day, there'd be no way to get unblocked. Every once in a while, after watching a particularly good Keiser Report, I would check to see if I was still blocked. Yep. Still blocked.

So back to @cryptoctopus's post.

I left this comment and moved on. Then tonight, after putting my kids to bed, I see this on Twitter:

I check my recent replies on Steemit, and sure enough, @max-keiser replied:

Hurray! I'm out of the dog house! Not only that, but I got a RT. :)

Other than that one time Max Keiser sent me a Plucky Award, I'll put this in my memory banks as one of my favorite social media moments. It's not every day that a regular guy gets followed and retweeted by someone with almost 150K followers. It definitely stoked my ego for the day.

So there you have it, Steemit repairing broken relationships between fan and celebrity.

That's pretty freaking awesome if you ask me.

Steem on, friends.

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Luke Stokes
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