With the world therefore referred to a global village with the inception of the internet, communities and neighborhoods are created and extended beyond borders. Furthermore with an insight into the trend of decentralization came the inception of the steem blockchain (ecosystem) where many content creators have been leveraging off the system with their pieces of writings.

But with the steem ecosystem hinged on relationship, comes a big question that was popped-up by @sndbox in their weekly Question and answer session,

Who are your Blockchain Neighbors?

If therefore you have a neighbor living next door, it won’t be wrong to think that you might both share the same landlord as well. Wouldn’t it be nice if you had them properly known?

It was therefore expressed by @sndbox that the witness that had your block minted (might be or is your landlord). You might also know that steem witnesses are steem-users who have a bit more information about the ecosystem than the average steem-user. With this information striking my mind for the first time, it seemed like rocket science to me when I tried to comprehend the process of finding out who my Land lord and neighbors are.

But the puzzle still remains, who is your blockchain neighbor?

Going a step further, following a few steps, an opening was birthed in the process. On my part, it was a bit tricky but with series trial I got a breakthrough andI struck gold in the process. I found out that my Block 25139615 was Witnessed by @jesta (my landlord)

↳ Witnessed by jesta on 2018-08-17T06:36:03

• And my neighbors on the block are:

@jhonny34, @daltono, @apolymask, @solnamu, @username333, @gilma, @jhonny34, @bunnypuncher, @hongsam, @alexlobofutbol, @anyaehrim, @spykakos, @sharpshot, @xakarisyed, @alojz, @steemit-italia and many more.

You could also try this out to give yourself an insight to what happens on steem, that many in the ecosystem might not know.

• First of comment on this post
• Right after your comment goes live click this link https://steemdb.com/@maxiemoses-eu
• Go to recent history;click the word block

  

• Reply your comment with your finding, you could also make a screenshot to show the details if you will.

You could even make a piece of writing about this, if you will, so as to spread the word using the tag #myblock