Steemit for me is the mother of all blockchains, it's where I started as a blogger and where I learned that without the markdown code you don't get anywhere and that a picture is worth a thousand words.

Steemit is the social network that connects you with others by expressing your ideas and sharing your knowledge "not by your looks", here you can be whoever you want: a superhero, an avatar, man, woman or transgender, it doesn't matter your gender or your beliefs, it only matters that you express yourself with respect following the values that govern this community.

I like steemit because here people are known for their talents, life experiences and qualities, musicians, painters, writers, world explorers, scientists, engineers, housewives, doctors, technologists, digital artists, designers, mothers, fathers, craftsmen and religious, in short, common people like you and me.

A simple post connects you with the whole world and can be read by thousands of people in a few hours, that can't be done by another social network without mentioning that by creating content and supporting others you receive an economic incentive.

That's why their slogan says, Steemit the social network that pays. Can you live on steemit? That depends on the quality of your publications, the popularity you have on the net, the constancy, effort, and creativity you put into each creation.

The copyright must be respected, that is, you can use images, textual quotations, videos, and any audiovisual material to enrich the information and presentation of your posts, as long as you mention the author of the material you used.

I have little time on the platform but I already know people on several continents, Europe, Africa, Asia, North and South America where I am from and people from my country. (Venezuela).

One of the beautiful experiences that steemit gave me was to participate in a social experiment created by a Steemians @livinguktaiwan that was to send postcards to other people in different continents is one of the selected ones, finished the experiment this person continued sharing with me beautiful details that unite and make tangible our friendship.